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- Something measurable (waveforms, etc.).
- Real; articulatory gestures and acoustic events.
- Segmental (looks at segments)
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- Abstract representations (sound).
- Psychological or cognitive symbol.
- Continuous rather than segmental.
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- Talking about language.
- We are metalinguistically aware because we have writing system that allows us to analyze language.
- Bilinguals are more able to think metalinguistically because they have exposure to two languages & their systems.
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- 19th Century (popularized linguistics)
- Concepts: signifier/signified dichotomy = sign
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- Each sign has one signifier & one signified
- Two signs can have/share one signifier or one signified, but not both.
- Example: "Bank" has two signified
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- Generally located in Broca's area
- Has phonological forms
- Vary by word, part of word, context (speed, pronunciation, isolation, etc.)
- Underlying form & "Occam's 14th Century Razor"
- **Entities must not be multiplied beyond necessity
- **Notion of elegance vs. unnecessary clutter
- Interconnected in terms of meaning (syntax?) & phonology
- ** Example: "Bug"; Gating experiments
- Lexical Decision Tasks (Lexical Priming)
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