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PSYCH 314 - Cognitive Neurolinguistics

Upper Division

Prerequisites
PSYCH 100 ; Minimum grade C-.; And sophomore standing.

This course aims to pursue an inquiry of what the language ultimately represents in human mind, belief, and dignity. To that end, we will learn how human linguistic properties are acquired, developed, organized and processed in our brain, and will examine how powerfully the use of language affects our perceptions and thoughts, and how brain damage affects our speech production, sentence comprehension, bilingualism, and the communication with the society.

Repeatable
No

Additional Notes
Previous course number: PSYCH 129

Course credits: 4


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