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Intro (includes morphemes)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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the exchange of info/ideas between 2+ people

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communication

#2
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speech and language are parts of ____

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communication

#3
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degree of success in communicating, measured by appropriateness and effectiveness of message

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Communicative competence

#4
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what are the five steps of communication?

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TETDU 1) sender thinks of concept 2) encodes linguistically 3) transmits 4) receiver decodes 5) receiver understands concept

#5
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this type of extralinguistic has to do with pitch, speed, emotions, etc

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paralinguistic

#6
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this type of extralinguistic deals with analyzing language outside of communication

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metalinguistic

#7
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this type of extralinguistic has to do with body language and physical distance

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nonlinguistic

#8
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communication has both _____ (outside of language) and _____ (language-based) components

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extralinguistic; linguistic

#9
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what are the three components of linguistics?

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form content use

#10
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___ has to do with the syntax, morphology and phonology of language

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form

#11
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___ has to do with the meaning or semantics of language

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content

#12
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____ has to do with the pragmatic/social parts of language

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use

#13
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socially shared written or other communication symbol system; has rules and symbols

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language

#14
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socially shared code for representing concepts through symbols and the rules that determine how they’re combined

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language

#15
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in which organ is language housed?

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brain

#16
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the rules that define how sounds are used in a language

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phonology

#17
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the rules of the internal structure of words

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morphology

#18
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the rules around word order/ how a sentence is structured/grammar

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syntax

#19
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smallest linguistic unit of sound that signal difference in meaning when modified

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Phoneme (aka IPA symbols)

#20
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smallest grammatical unit; can’t be divided (ie - child)

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Morpheme

#21
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a morpheme is complete on its own (ie cat)

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free

#22
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a morpheme that needs another morpheme to make meaning

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bound (ie “-s” in cats)

#23
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two types of bound morphemes

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derivational; inflectional

#24
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of the bound morphemes, ____ can be both ____ and ___

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derivational; suffixes; prefixes