The babble of a young child that contains the intonation of adult speech.

A means of expression using both vocal cues (intonation and grunts) and nonverbal cues (giving, pointing, or showing).

Could be responsible for our ability to process sentences. The Human Sentence Processing Mechanism is believed to be genetically predetermined.

A single word that represents an entire phrase.

The part of the language that is made up of phonology, morphology, and syntax.

A part of the Behavioral Theory where the eradication of a particular behavior no longer requires reinforcement.

Any extended conversation more than a single utterance. Discourse can include both monologues and dialogues.

A part of the Behavioral Theory that states they are the direct results of a response to stimuli, including both positive and negative outcomes.

An aspect of language that most people refer to as semantics.

Hearing loss that is caused by issues with the middle ear or outer ear.