In addition to this ability to use rhythmic sound to discriminate between languages, Dr. Werker has studied other strategies that infants use as they grow, showing how their brains use different kinds of perception to learn languages, and also to keep them separate.
So for me it is more about wanting language and perception to be alive and sensually immersive, none of which is what I think people mean when they say 'poetic'poetic
This shift from bilateral activity for action perception to a predominantly left lateralized language system may have been favored by a lateralization, in humans, of 'mirroring' responses to action sounds, as shown by single pulse TMS [27] and fMRI [28].
Finally, this intricate relation between duration and f0 movement/pitch - whether fundamentally linked to the basic principles of our perceptual organization or connected to language perception - may also underlie the seemingly sudden changes of phonological systems from a tonal system to one based on quantity, as in the well documented case of Korean [34].
Ideally, entities causing a change in another entity should be animate and this assumption not only influences event perception but also carries over to language comprehension.
In the L2 motivation literature, instrumentality generally refers to language learners' perceptions about the benefits of attaining L2 proficiency (Csizér and Dörnyei, 2005, p. 21).
The use of formulaic sequences was shown to be especially beneficial to perceptions of language learners' fluency and range of expression but the evidence for its positive influence on language learners' perceived accuracy was found to be less convincing.
In nonamnestic MCI, impairments in cognitive functions related to attention, perception, and language predominate over deficits in memory.
In this study, we first establish the robustness of this finding and then investigate the extent to which perception, language, and color preference may influence color conceptualization.
The development of functional magnetic resonance imaging systems suitable for psychological studies provided a more convenient and completely noninvasive means to study perception, language, and action.
