Language: Crash Course Psychology #16

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Binge watching crash course videos instead of doing my Psych Readings??? (Or any school related assignment for that matter)brI call this: ✨Productive procrastination✨
Comment from : @mingsworld888

Please have some pause in your speech
Comment from : @JahidHassan-h3i

Thanks
Comment from : @2safaa

I think language is a tool for both communication and thought Why do linguists argue about this non-stop?😅
Comment from : @spicyplumfairy

“Want juice, no pants” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @MontanaDior

b r i l l i a n t
Comment from : @freebird6226

Gnome Chompsky
Comment from : @TheDasktragon

Haha ahhh(⁠ㆁ⁠ω⁠ㆁ⁠)*""
Comment from : @patriciaangelapainter8278

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Comment from : @walidfhafah444

Paraphrasing the philosopher named Wittgenstein: brbr"The limits of our language is the limits of our world"
Comment from : @ws16-19

2:14 was that a Fault in Our Stars reference for the example of metaphor ?? haha I love that
Comment from : @vamika1657

Is there any slight possibility that we could learn to imitate and produce the sounds of a foreign language even as adults?
Comment from : @TheNajiKadri

i understand that a baby would babble and start to learn the language they are exposed to but before they even reach that point, before they even get to the 4 month period, what language are they thinking in? Like I know the baby is thinking but what language are they thinking in their subconscious that's telling them "I'm going to cry to get attention"
Comment from : @adajrellim5856

By age two, children can speak two-word sentences? At that age, my little brother could pretty much speak full sentences
Comment from : @ruthiethemagmacube5390

The reveal that Kanzi is a bonobo was horrifying I hope Hank wasn't in charge of breaking to news to his "mother"
Comment from : @fico_m

bisa ga si di bahasa ndonesiaain aja, sumpah aku goblok inggris tapi UAS kudu pelajarin ini
Comment from : @diananggitamaharani9768

can ppl start putting notes in the comments like they do for the Econ ones?
Comment from : @leilaniwagner8809

“It's only words, and words are all I have to take your heart away” – The Bee Gees
Comment from : @BrianHutzellMusic

"It was too pizza but I called purple brother on the television"
Comment from : @camilleandrea9262

I think Kanzi got taught a bit by the woman intentionally by her
Comment from : @RobertoLion

Thanks a lot, however I suggest skipping saying in each video the names of all the folks who did it, that has been done in the first video, to make it easier to download the videos, and to make it simpler to move to the next video without pressing "next", and for YouTube to record the video as seen as we finish it and not skip its ending, so we know what we watched and what we didn't
Comment from : @RobertoLion

It was two pizza i called purple brother on the television!
Comment from : @rileyradical1312

The way he teaches is amazing Keep it up 👍
Comment from : @loveme7709

Language deprivation is a thing Most deaf kids are born to hearing parents, and if they're not exposed to a usable language(a visual one) they won't acquire language Point is that not all deaf babies babble with their hands to copy their parents signing because most deaf babies aren't even exposed to sign language Also, phones are sounds Phonemes are the mental units of sound In case anyone was wondering
Comment from : @Jill-df7sb

PLEASE Crash Course Linguistics
Comment from : @calebrussell8325

Thanks for the video! I'm working on an English presentation on linguistics and why you should learn a new language but just needed the terminology
Comment from : @RiceRiceBaby223

DO A CRASH COURSE LINGUISTICS IM BEGGING
Comment from : @soph4081

I wish crash course would add a 'further reading/viewing' section to videos
Comment from : @mikaylavaba2448

Seems you're under some kind of false pretense That your effort to animate & quicken your style of speaking projects an enjoyable listening presentation during your lectures Well It doesn't I was interested in what you had to say, yes But I couldn't stand hearing you say it
Comment from : @theegrumble

Aren't their gorillas that can use sign language
Comment from : @trixxartarchive7705

At 4:17 he said "deaf babies" but i heard "dead babies" and dear god i flinched
Comment from : @Bryanato-xz1tk

4:48 What consonants in Hindi? Man, even Hindi, my mother tongue, seems weird in English
Comment from : @realsushrey

SZbrPYbrTCHbrbAwkward noises/b
Comment from : @gabrielavieitas1806

Good
Comment from : @teachinggoodnessandwisdom4922

So would "Konzi" support the Nativist theory?
Comment from : @jessiejane3392

"For years, humans have been proclaiming that it's language that sets us apart from other animals" brbrbrThe fact that he is pretty much completely ignoring the whole philosophical field of anthropology is hurting my brain Literally no reputable modern source has ever said this
Comment from : @miinus8972

You forgot VYGOTSKY!
Comment from : @katelynweidner

If this is shittier than AP world history I can’t imagine how I can pass
Comment from : @1OutOf8Billion

I dont have any exams or anything i dont even take this lesson im just bored and curious thx Hank
Comment from : @azraaydiin

I remember telling my teachers about crashcourse Now I'm back in school and my teachers are using it as source material
Comment from : @michaeltheisen

This episode was too short! these were my favorite things to learn when studying about linguistics
Comment from : @Shulchan

you are amazing! how do you have such understanding on soo many topics?
Comment from : @rubine24

does babbling include [ɧ̬]?
Comment from : @tompatterson1548

Who has a psych exam tommorow ?
Comment from : @ganeshkendre300

Are you able to do a course on ANT 101 of Origins of human diversity and Prehistory?
Comment from : @jocelynrodriguez162

GREAT VID MAN
Comment from : @michaelmiller2862

"Want Juice! No pants!"brA constant mood and words to live by
Comment from : @prettyprettyrobostar

Hoping someone here can answer my question From the day we get them all of my cats we taught that when we say “ready to eat?” The wet food is coming out(the good stuff, not the everyday dry food) Every time we say “are you ready to eat?” They go wild and get excited Have we taught them that those words together mean “your favorite food is coming out” or have we “Pavloved”/conditioned them to expecting their favorite food when hearing “R U redee to eet”, or are these both the same thing? Sorry if I make no sense
Comment from : @brookep03

Gosh!!!! What a great way of talking Oh, and those hands, they confirm every word you are saying I'm in love
Comment from : @anamariamolina9071

what a trip
Comment from : @alext5688

wu tang lyrics 😂😂
Comment from : @skullie7736

I understood everything you said, and English is my second language! Thanks for the video
Comment from : @marceandrea3a38

I pay £9,000 a year for my university, and in exchange we watched this video in a lecture on language acquisition brSplendid
Comment from : @egaoegao8117

Thank you, very informative, you people are great
Comment from : @juanherrera7282

Florida logs out
Comment from : @LeandroFTW

Amazing job 👍
Comment from : @marwahmaher8574

Crash Course Linguistics, yes please! It would give you a chance to update some of the information on here because some of it misses the mark I’m a linguist and would love a series of videos to give to my students as another resource!
Comment from : @gabimitchell8079

The primary function of language is not communication It just so happens that we can accomplish communication with language
Comment from : @philkariuki135

Please do a episode on anthropology please
Comment from : @daipayanghosh8025

Languages are built from phonemes, morphmenes and grammar Language stage development can be classified as receptive and productive language Thinking and language are inherently connected
Comment from : @preethishmukunthan3468

What interesting responses konzi and other signing apes might have to an inkblot test
Comment from : @wyattblaine7066

he got his fish back!!
Comment from : @baiwenzheng

I am relieved to see the return of his fish :)
Comment from : @RandyB1296

Humans were weak so we were kicked out of the Jungle trees and lived into the open savannah and had to warn each other of predators and rival tribe people which is how and why we developed language The stronger primates still live up in the trees as 98％ genetically the same cousins, evolutionarily speaking
Comment from : @wtfhowbizarre1946

Chomsky, the amazing, the great hope of redemption
Comment from : @globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493

I found a story my mom told me really interesting She told me that when I was learning to walk I refused to let go of the edges of things One day my dad and her were arguing about how to help me learn how to walk and though I didn't know how to speak yet I let go of the couch and walked towards them I imagine that their arguing and disappointment in me caused me more anxiety than my fear of falling When I talk to babies, I talk to babies I have people tell me "they can't understand you" but we have no idea just how much they actually can understand I'm sure I knew exactly what my parents were arguing about and I'm positive that I knew that I was the cause of the argument
Comment from : @ashleynaylor8412

More videos like this!
Comment from : @teaganemerson9311

When you say you might still be able to sing even if you can no longer speak, do you mean sing songs with lyrics?
Comment from : @AlliYAFF

morphemesyou can call morphine users morphemesgeddit?
Comment from : @whiteeyedshadow8423

I just want to thank GOD for crash course psych
Comment from : @elizabethhardy5688

3:33 Ooh ee ooh ah ah ting tang walla walla bing bang
Comment from : @kawaiigeorgiapeach

a good video learning more languages enables us to see some more dimensions of reality
Comment from : @asimqadri2009

So brilliant Love both writer and presenter
Comment from : @walkwithcarolyn

I want crash course linguistics hosted by john mulaney lmaoo
Comment from : @oddish986

The Spanish are racist towards black cats?
Comment from : @jonathanbrown4

Hi ! Is there maybe a list of sources used for this video? I'd love to read some more about that! Super informative and fascinating Thank you!
Comment from : @notsurewhatishappening3611

Wu Tang lyrics next to Shakespeare quotes CC Wins! Love this channel
Comment from : @Shane-The-Pain

how about bi-linguals and people growing up in bi-lingual homes like my nephew
Comment from : @dreamdarts6401

For 43 seconds there I thought Kanzi was a psychologist
Comment from : @superbubbleaquapower

2:37 sike
Comment from : @ranveerkapoor3539

What happens when humans are isolated and never learn human language?
Comment from : @jamesaddicott4278

prairie dogs communicate with each other with a grammar language
Comment from : @sabrango

"It was two pizza, I call purple brother on the television" -Hank I was dying of laughter! LOLOL
Comment from : @arwensweet7180

Watching this video while being high is the worst thing one can do
Comment from : @IamLeovany

I speak English at home but I speant ages 0-9 in Spanish speaking countries When i'm speaking English, I think in English and when I speak Spanish I think in SpanishbrbrNow I live in China, learning Mandarin (rather than aquiring it through exposure) When I speak Chinese I think in English and I transate it in my head before saying it
Comment from : @timefortjer6705

I have a cat with the language skills of a 1 to 2 year old child She can say "thank you" and "mama" and "out" even "out now" and has strung together "no" and"now" to change the meaning of the individual words She said "no now" in a context that clearly meant "not now" However she has a strong speech impediment caused by having a cat's mouth when trying to speak a language meant for a human one brbrAlso she can say "damn it" which is a good sign that I should not have a human child lol
Comment from : @Celebfinewn