Course Details

Course Details
Course No. : 1714031718
Course Name : Advanced Psycholinuistics
Prerequisite :
Credit  : 3
Theory credit : 3
Practical Credit : 0
Course Discription : This course provides an introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, which is the discipline that explores the psychological processes underlying the acquisition, production, and comprehension of language. How do we acquire our native language? Considering the limited input, how do children learn to make the most subtle grammatical distinctions? Is language an exclusively human phenomenon? If not, to what extent do other species exhibit linguistic systems? If so, what is it about human psychology and biology that distinguishes linguistically our species from others? What is the relationship between language and thought? Is there a “universal grammar” common to all human language? If so, what are the underlying psychological processes? If not, what are alternative explanations for the demonstrated similarities between languages? What are the differences in our processing of oral and written stimuli? How does our perception of language change depending upon whether the input is oral or visual?
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The Course offering during the Second Semester-2024/2025
Section NOTheory SectionTeacherTime & Location
10 DR MOH'D AHMAD KHALED AL-OMARI 14,30 - 17,30 ح / المادة تدرس وجاهي في مبنى الحارث الرابع ح.ر 107