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   Jun 20, 2011 · of introductory psychology texts now define psychology as “the science of behavior and mental processes.” There are several problems with this definition.

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   1. Conceptual Foundations of Discursive Psychology. What Is Discourse, and What Is Discourse Analysis? What Is Discursive Psychology, and What Is Critical Discursive Psychology? Why Choose Discursive Psychology, and What Does This Choice Entail? What Are Some Major Components of Discursive Psychology? Deciding Whether to Use This Methodology. 2.

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   Introduction to Psychology, Objectives, Goals Define psychology. Explain Psychology as a Science. Elucidate the characteristics of Science. Describe the nature and characteristics of behaviour. Explain ‘Pseudo-Psychology’. Identify the tasks of Psychology. 1.2 PSYCHOLOGY: ITS ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION

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   The argu-ment presented is that psychology has traditionally spanned two separate but intimately related problems: (a) the problem of animal behavior and (b) the problem of human behavior....

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   Comprehensive dictionary of psychology terms and concepts.

6. www.cambridgescholars.com › resources › pdfsThe Psychology of Multilingualism - Cambridge Scholars Publishing

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   psychology of multilingualism utilises psychology of language definitions and basic knowledge concerning speech, language, the psychophysiology of speech, language acquisition, theories of language development, and views about the relationship between language or speech and thought. The sciences of bilingualism and multilingualism have enriched the

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   Is inner speech a'mis-exaptation'?

   • On Agnati et al.’s view, inner speech initially developed as a positive tool for planning and internal dialogue. AVHs and other putative pathologies of inner speech such as rumination could be consid-ered as “mis-exaptations,” defined as adaptations that have reached a degree of specialization that is deleterious to the organism.

   Inner Speech: Development, Cognitive Functions

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   Does the presence of another person moderate private speech use?

   • In one recent exception, McGonigle-Chalmers, Slater, and Smith (2014) studied the extent to which private speech use is moderated by the presence of another person in the room when 3- to 4-year-old children at-tempted a novel sorting task.

   Inner Speech: Development, Cognitive Functions

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   What is the difference between condensed and expanded inner speech?

   • The contrast between condensed and expanded inner speech in Fernyhough’s (2004) model could be viewed in a similar way, although in that case what varies between condensed and expanded forms is the semantic and syntactic complexity of the inner speech representation, as well as its phonological detail (see Figure 1c).

   Inner Speech: Development, Cognitive Functions

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   Is private speech a parasocial phenomenon?

   • They are also congruent with Piaget’s (1959) interpretation of private speech as representing a failed attempt to communicate, and with Kohlberg, Yaeger, and Hjertholm’s (1968) characteriza-tion of private speech as a “parasocial” phenomenon.

   Inner Speech: Development, Cognitive Functions

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   Do mumbled speech com-mentaries change with the presence of another person?

   • Ratings were also made of incomplete or mumbled speech com-mentaries, which were suggestive of inner speech being used during the task, but notably these did not change significantly with the presence or absence of another person.

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   What are “pure meanings” of condensed inner speech?

   • The “pure meanings” of condensed inner speech, instead, may be expected to be based in areas associated with semantic represen-tations and abstract knowledge about semantic categories.

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8. psycnet.apa.org › fulltext › 2015/22639/001Inner Speech: Development, Cognitive Functions, Phenomenology ...

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   May 25, 2015 · In Vygotsky’s (1934/1987) theory of cognitive development, inner speech is the outcome of a developmental process. Vygotsky assumed that understanding how such a phenomenon emerges over the life span is necessary for full comprehension of its subjective qualities and functional characteristics.