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MODULES OF GRAMMAR ACQUISITION AND DAVID L. OLMSTED DAVID B. PEIZER Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences University of California , Davis A general framework for the study of the acquisition of grammar is proposed as a ...
MODULES OF GRAMMAR ACQUISITION AND DAVID L. OLMSTED DAVID B. PEIZER Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences University of California , Davis A general framework for the study of the acquisition of grammar is proposed as a ...
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MOTIVATES CHILD TO SPEAK PROVIDES VALUE ON LANGUAGE PRODUCES UTTERANCES ACTIVATES PRODUCTION ® MOTIVATION ANALYZES INPUT : MODIFIES GRAMMAR PRODUCTION DEVICE PROVIDES LINGUISTIC INPUT ANALYSIS DEVICE CONTROLS PRODUCTION PROVIDES SHARED ...
MOTIVATES CHILD TO SPEAK PROVIDES VALUE ON LANGUAGE PRODUCES UTTERANCES ACTIVATES PRODUCTION ® MOTIVATION ANALYZES INPUT : MODIFIES GRAMMAR PRODUCTION DEVICE PROVIDES LINGUISTIC INPUT ANALYSIS DEVICE CONTROLS PRODUCTION PROVIDES SHARED ...
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how to construct a grammar - learning device without recursive ability , nor do we know how to test directly for such an ability in non - linguistic organisms . ( 5 ) The ability to learn from probability reinforcement .
how to construct a grammar - learning device without recursive ability , nor do we know how to test directly for such an ability in non - linguistic organisms . ( 5 ) The ability to learn from probability reinforcement .
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harmony | 45 |
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