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The analysis of one's ownthoughts and consciousness. Self-rationalisation
Behaviorism
Introspectionism
Neo-behaviorism
Opposed to
instrospectionism
Meaning is the mediator between
the external response and the
response of the individual.
Theories of First Language Acquisition
It includes concepts asthoughts and mental processes in the behaviorist theory.
Imitation, positivereinforcement. Babies learn babbling because of the utterances of a person.
Creativity is ignored whenconsidering that everything stems from imitation.
Counterargumentof behaviorism
Language is too complex to only
imitate the visible part of it.
6 months old babiesemploying computational strategies...
Statistical learning
Criticism ofNativist Theories
Creolization
Critical period hypothesis
Learning is not achievedthrough behavior formation, but through rules formations
When a kid is learning a language,she/he makes slow adjustments. The LAD is unconfirmed.
The InnatistPerspective
Theories of First Language Acquisition
Recognizing patterns inthe environment
Lexical andfunctional grammar
Stipulationism
language grows completely from social interaction, and children are only able to develop to an advanced level of knowledge only via employing a helpful interactive environment.
The sociocultural theory
Vygotski'ssocio-cultural theory
Something provoked bybiological desire
Environment
Mediated mind
Pyschologists should not onlyevaluate knowledge, but also the potential to learn it.
Theories of language acquisition
Zone of proximaldevelopment
Level of action, motivation and conditions
Theinteractionist/developmental perspective
Activity theory
Theories of First Language Acquisition
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Drag and drop the items to the right places
The analysis of one's ownthoughts and consciousness. Self-rationalisation
Behaviorism
Introspectionism
Neo-behaviorism
Opposed to instrospectionism
Meaning is the mediator between the external response and the response of the individual.
Theories of First Language Acquisition
It includes concepts asthoughts and mental processes in the behaviorist theory.
Imitation, positivereinforcement. Babies learn babbling because of the utterances of a person.
Creativity is ignored whenconsidering that everything stems from imitation.
Counterargumentof behaviorism
Language is too complex to only imitate the visible part of it.
6 months old babiesemploying computational strategies...
Statistical learning
Criticism ofNativist Theories
Creolization
Critical period hypothesis
Learning is not achievedthrough behavior formation, but through rules formations
When a kid is learning a language,she/he makes slow adjustments. The LAD is unconfirmed.
The InnatistPerspective
Theories of First Language Acquisition
Recognizing patterns inthe environment
Lexical andfunctional grammar
Stipulationism
language grows completely from social interaction, and children are only able to develop to an advanced level of knowledge only via employing a helpful interactive environment.
The sociocultural theory
Vygotski'ssocio-cultural theory
Something provoked bybiological desire
Environment
Mediated mind
Pyschologists should not onlyevaluate knowledge, but also the potential to learn it.
Theories of language acquisition
Zone of proximaldevelopment
Level of action, motivation and conditions
Theinteractionist/developmental perspective
Activity theory