PSYC 3320
Psycholinguistics
An exploration, from a linguistic perspective, of some classic issues at the interface of language and mind. Topics include the production, perception, and processing of speech; the organization of language in the human brain; the psychological reality of grammatical models; animal communication; the acquisition of language by both children and by adults; and the innateness hypothesis. (Formerly LING3361)
Topics
- the production
- perception
- and processing of speech
- the organization of language in the human brain
- the psychological reality of grammatical models
- animal communication
- the acquisition of language by both children and by adults
- and the innateness hypothesis
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027