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show Language use in context; the conventions that govern the way we use language to communicate  
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show The actual words that are said when making a speech act  
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show Purpose of your words  
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show the effect of your words on the listener  
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show Continuous stretch of language that's longer than a sentance  
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Grice's Mazims   show
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show Provide neither too much nor too little information  
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show Speak truely, do not say what is false  
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show Be clear, brief, and orderly  
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Maxim of Relation/Relevance   show
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sociolinguistics   show
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registers   show
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collective monologues   show
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show Conversations with peers; playing "school" "grocery store" "hospital"  
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show A dialect of English that differs in phonology, syntax, verb aspect (not in SE), and plural marking  
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pidgin   show
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show A pidgin language that becomes the first language of a group of children: inclusion of syntax, morphemes, etc  
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show hearing aids and teching lip reading  
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show speak english sentances and syntax and sign along with it  
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show Lipreading and speaking with signs to help distringuish between phonemes and vowels  
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show American Sign Language  
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language transfer   show
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interlanguage   show
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echolalia   show
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simultaneous acquisition   show
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show Developing second language after the age of five  
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language mixing/code-switching   show
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Karmiloff-Smith 3 stages of discourse   show
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show As the children age, mothers are more indirect in their requests for the children to put away the blocks.  
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show Children use child-directed speech  
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show Family with 4 kids moves midwest->Phily. 5 years. 3, 5, 6, 8. 5&6 got Phily accent soonest. Just starting school.  
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show Proposed 3 stages: 1) up to 5 yrs->children most influenced by parents' accent. 2) 5-12->children start learning the dialect of their peers. 3) 14-15+-children may learn a different dialect from their peers if the dialect of their peers is not presitgious  
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Bohannon & Stanowicz (1988)   show
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Goldwin-Meadow & Feldman (1977)   show
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show Studied deaf children learning SNL ad different ages. Linear decline in performance as age increased.  
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Johnson & Newport (1989)   show
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show Washo. Raised w/ child taught SNL. 160 signs. "water bird"?  
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Terrace (1980)   show
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show Very young children don't learn the language as quickly the first 6mos.-year. 12-15 improved the most, 2-3 improved more.  
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show Bilinguals form birth: 1) 1 system, a mix 2) they separate out the words 3) they separate out the syntax  
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Eilers & Oller (2003)   show
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Pearl & Lambert (1962)   show
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Lenneberg (1967)   show
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Brown & Hanlon (1970)   show
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