求语言学两个名词的解释!CriticalPeriodHypothesisAcculturation在加一个Performanceanalysis
求语言学两个名词的解释!
CriticalPeriodHypothesis
Acculturation
在加一个Performanceanalysis
求语言学两个名词的解释!CriticalPeriodHypothesisAcculturation在加一个Performanceanalysis
求语言学两个名词的解释!
CriticalPeriodHypothesis
Acculturation
在加一个Performanceanalysis
CriticalPeriodHypothesis
Thecriticalperiodforlanguageacquisition语言获得的关键期EricLennebergwasamajorproponent.
Thecriticalperiodhypothesis关键期假设
Itreferstoaperiodinone’slifeextendingfromaboutagetwotopuberty,duringwhichthehumanbrainismostreadytoacquireaparticularlanguageandlanguagelearningcanproceedeasily,swiftly,andwithoutexplicitinstruction.Itcoincideswiththeprocessofbrainlateralization.Priortothisperiod,bothhemispheresareinvolvedtosomeextentinlanguageandonecantakeoveriftheotherisdamaged
.「语言学习关键期」(thecriticalperiod)的争议.
认同「愈早开始学习外语,成效愈好」的人,在学理上常引用「语言学习关键期假说」(TheCriticalPeriodHypothesis)来论证此项观点.1959年,神经生理学家Penfield和Roberts从大脑可塑性的角度,提出十岁以前,是学习语言的最佳年龄.哈佛大学心理学教授DavidLenneberg(1967)则从医学临床经验,以「神经生理学的观点」有系统地解释「语言学习关键期」,他认为人的大脑从二岁开始边化(lateralization)[4],在边化完成前,人是用全脑来学习语言,约在青春期左右,大脑会完成边化,从此,语言学习主要由左边大脑负责.人脑「边化」后的语言学习不如全脑学习时期来得好.因此,语言学习最好在大脑完成边化之前,这也就是所谓的「语言学习关键期」.除了Lenneberg外,Bickerton(1981)和Coppieters(1987)的研究结果也倾向支持「语言学习关键期」的存在.Lenneberg提出「语言学习关键期假说」主要用来解释第一语(母语)的学习.而ThomasScovel(1969)更将此假说的解释范围扩及第一语以外的语言学习.
acculturation
n.文化传入,文化适应
Acculturationistheobtainmentofculturebyanindividualoragroupofpeople.Thetermoriginallyappliedonlytotheprocessconcerningaforeignculture,fromtheacculturingoracculturedrecipientpointofview,havingthisforeigncultureaddedandmixedwiththatofhisorheralreadyexistingoneacquiredsincebirth.
However,thetermnowhascometomean,inaddition,thechild-acquisitionacculturationofnativeculturesinceinfancyinthehousehold.Achild'slearningofitsfirstcultureisalsocalledenculturationormerelysocialization.
Thetraditionaldefinitionsometimesdifferentiatebetweenacculturationbyanindividual(transculturation)andthatbyagroup,usuallyverylarge(acculturation).
Theoldandthenewadditionaldefinitionshaveaboundarythatblursinmodernmulticulturalsocieties,whereachildofanimmigrantfamilymightbeencouragedtoacculturateboththedominantalsowellastheancestralculture,eitherofwhichmaybeconsidered"foreign",butinfact,theyarebothintegralpartsofthechild'sdevelopment.