'Innate knowledge' presentation slideshows

Psych 156A/ Ling 150: Psychology of Language Learning

Psych 156A/ Ling 150: Psychology of Language Learning. Lecture 10 Poverty of the Stimulus I. Announcements. Be working on HW3 (due: 2/24/09) Be working on the review questions Review questions posted for poverty of the stimulus & learning biases HW2 returned on Tuesday (2/17/09).

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PSY 369: Psycholinguistics

PSY 369: Psycholinguistics. Language Acquisition III. Brief outline. Continue describing the acquisition of language: syntax and morphology Some topics in the innateness (nativism vs. empiricist) debate: What kind of feedback (teaching) do kids get? Is there a critical period for language?.

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Psych 56L/ Ling 51: Acquisition of Language

Psych 56L/ Ling 51: Acquisition of Language. Lecture 2 Introduction Continued. Announcements. Review questions for introduction available. A Little History. The linguistic capabilities of children have been a source of fascination since ancient times.

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Language Development

Language Development. Theories of Language Development. Introduction Three Domains of Language Development: Syntax, Semantics, & Pragmatics Three Theories of Language Development 1. Learning Theory 2. Nativist Theory 3. Interactionist Theories. Introduction.

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Human-robot interaction

Michal de Vries. Human-robot interaction. Breazeal, Brooks, Gray, Hoffman, Kidd, Lee, Lieberman, Lockerd and Mulanda International Journal of Humanoid Robots Submitted 2003, published in 2004. Humanoid robots as cooperative partners for people. Overview. 1) Introduction

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Language

Language. Psycholinguistics study of mental processes and structures that underlie our ability to produce and comprehend language Language versus Animal Communication Human language is distinguished in three ways

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Language and Cognitive Development

Language and Cognitive Development. Revision Session. Learning objectives. Theories of language acquisition Developmental course of language acquisition? By what age / in what sequence do particular language abilities develop?

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Photographer: Ian Britton, freefoto

Offered by www.onelittleangel.com. Photographer: Ian Britton, http://www.freefoto.com.

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The Rise and Ruin of Empiricism

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Locke

Locke. Tabula Rasa. Assumes we are born as if with a blank slate or white paper. All knowledge is learned from experience. No innate knowledge Ergo., no a priori necessity. Denies Innateness. Descartes uses the notion of an innate idea of god to argue that there is a physical world

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Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge

Epistemology: the study of the nature, source, limits, & justification of knowledge. Rationalism : we truly know only that of which we are certain. Since sense experience cannot guarantee certainty, reason alone must be the means for getting knowledge

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Sophomore English (A)

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Rationalism: Knowledge Is Acquired through Reason, not the Senses

Rationalism: Knowledge Is Acquired through Reason, not the Senses. We know only that of which we are certain. Sense experience cannot guarantee certainty, so all that we know comes from reason alone and is a priori (i.e., prior to experience)

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