brain

There are how many areas of language in the brain

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

the study of the relationship between language and the brain

• neurolinguistics

• morphology

• linguistics

• anatomy

a speech error in which a

sound or word is produced in

the wrong place, as in black

bloxes (instead of “black

boxes”)

• slip of the brain

• slip of the tongue

• slip of the ear

• spelling mistake

the experience of knowing a

word, but being unable to

access it and bring it to the

surface in order to say it

• tip of the tongue phenomenon

• slip of the ear

• slip of the brain

• slip of the tongue

an impairment of language

function due to localized brain

damage that leads to difficulty

in nderstanding and/or

producing language

• broca' aphasia

• conduction aphasia

• aphasia

• wernickle' aphasia

an experiment in which a

listener hears two different

sounds simultaneously, each

through a different earphone

• dichotic listening test

• lateralization (lateralized)

• right ear advantage

the first person discovering broca area

• Paul Broca

• Carl Wernicke

• Ludwig Lichtheim

• Carl Broca

The inability to conduct between listening and speaking is disrupted

• Broca's aphasia

• Wernickle's aphasia

• conduction aphasia

the belief that specific aspects of linguistic ability have specific locations in the brain

• Language areas

• the localization view

• Aphasia

Areas Important to Language

• Motor Area: speech production

• Wernicke's Area

• Broca's Area

• Arcuate fasciculus