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PSYCHOLINGUISTIC
Kelompok 6
By:
1. Muhammad Nino Alfarizinadi (A1B022088)
2. Genia Tsarin Hany Ritza
3. Putri Maharani
4. Kurnia Nauli Putri
5. Muhammad Rafqi Rofiqoh

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DEFINITION

DEFINITION
Psycholinguistics is an interdisciplinary field that explores the intricate
relationship between language and cognitive processes. It involves the
LANGUAGE study of how humans acquire, process, produce, and comprehend
COMPREHENSION language, examining the underlying psychological and neural mechanisms
involved in these processes.
LANGUAGE Overall, psycholinguistics seeks to uncover the cognitive processes, neural
PRODUCTION mechanisms, and social factors that shape our ability to understand,
produce, and acquire language. By studying these processes, researchers
aim to deepen our understanding of human language abilities, provide
FUNCTIONAL insights into language-related cognitive functions, and contribute to fields
NEUROIMAGING OF
such as linguistics, psychology, education, and clinical practic
SPEECH PRODUCTION

LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION
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Explenation about Language Comprehension

LANGUAGE Language comprehension refers to the process by

which individuals extract meaning from linguistic input,
COMPREHENSION
including words, sentences, and discourse. It involves the
integration of various cognitive processes and the
utilization of theoretical frameworks and models to
LANGUAGE understand how comprehension occurs.
PRODUCTION

FUNCTIONAL
NEUROIMAGING
OF SPEECH
PRODUCTION

LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION
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DEFINITION LANGUAGE PRODUCTION

LANGUAGE
COMPREHENSION 1 3
Theories and
Models of Factors Influencing
LANGUAGE Language
Language
PRODUCTION Production Production

FUNCTIONAL
2
NEUROIMAGING Cognitive Processes
OF SPEECH Involved in Language
PRODUCTION Production

LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION
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D.Functional Neuroimaging of Speech Production
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Functional
3 5
Magnetic
COMPREHENSION Resonance
Positron Emission Multimodal
Imaging (fMRI)
Tomography (PET) Approaches
LANGUAGE
PRODUCTION 2
Magnetoencephalo 4
FUNCTIONAL graphy (MEG) and Transcranial
NEUROIMAGING OF Electroencephalogr Magnetic
SPEECH PRODUCTION aphy (EEG) Stimulation (TMS):

LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION
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DEFINITION LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

LANGUAGE
COMPREHENSION 1
Theories of
Language
3
Factors
LANGUAGE Acquisition
PRODUCTION Influencing
Language
Acquisition
FUNCTIONAL 2
NEUROIMAGING OF
SPEECH PRODUCTION Stages and
Milestones in
Language
LANGUAGE Development
ACQUISITION
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LANGUAGE DISORDER Types of Language
Language disorders refer to Disorders and Their
conditions in which individuals Characteristics
experience difficulties in
THE PERCEPTION understanding and/or
OF SPEECH expressing language..
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Causes and
SPOKEN WORD Implications
RECOGNITION of Language
Disorders

3
Intervention and
Treatment Approaches
for Language Disorders

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The Perception of Speech
LANGUAGE DISORDER

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THE PERCEPTION
OF SPEECH
Functional
3 5
Magnetic
Resonance Phonemic and rceptual
Imaging (fMRI)
Phonological Integration
SPOKEN WORD Processing
RECOGNITION 2
4
Acoustic Analysis Contextual and 6
Top-down
Processing Individual and
Environmental
Factors

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LANGUAGE DISORDER Spoken Word Recognition

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THE PERCEPTION OF
SPEECH
Acoustic-
3 5
Phonetic
Analysis Feedback and
Lexical Access Confirmation
SPOKEN WORD
RECOGNITION 2
Phonemic and
4
Phonological Contextual 6
Processing Integration
Individual and
Environmental
Factors

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LANGUAGE DISORDER

CONCLUSIONS

THE PERCEPTION OF Psycholinguistics is a multidisciplinary field that

SPEECH combines the study of psychology and linguistics to
investigate how humans acquire, produce, comprehend,
and process language.
In conclusion, psycholinguistics has advanced our
SPOKEN WORD
understanding of how language is acquired, processed,
RECOGNITION
and used. It has revealed the complex cognitive
processes underlying language and highlighted the
interactive nature of language comprehension and
CONCLUSION production.

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