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Mental Imagery, Concept Formation, and Thinking Without Words
Examine nonverbal thought, mental rotation, prototype formation, and procedural cognitive processing without internal speech.
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Language Structure, Thought, and Developmental Milestones
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Explore the foundational building blocks of language, examine how language interacts with cognition and thought, and trace developmental milestones from infancy through bilingualism.
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