23 - LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

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What phonological comprehension are babies born with? When does this change?

A

The ability to discriminate sounds of any language, this declines during the first year

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When does canonical babbling occur?

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6-12 months

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3
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When do first words occur?

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12-15 months

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4
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When does complex babbling occur?

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10-24 months

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5
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When does the vocab spurt occur?

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19-21 months

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6
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By what age have children mastered the basic grammar of their native language?

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5 years

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7
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What is the U-shaped morphological development?

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Children at first learn irregular verbs correctly, then later over-generalise the verbs incorrectly, before gradually decreasing incorrect use over time

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What is syntax?

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The rules of organising words into large structures

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9
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What is comprehension like at 12-18 months?

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At 12-18 months, infants understand simple sentences with familiar objects and actions where the child had to do some calculating of the relationship between object and action (with much environmental and parental support)

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What is comprehension like at 18-24 months?

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At 18-24 months, infants can do the previous in more complex contexts and with less adult scaffholding

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What should happen to a child if they are not understanding simple phrases by 24 months?

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Referral to a Speech and Language specialist

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12
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What are holophrases?

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Holophrases are rote-learned chunks such as allgone

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13
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What is telegraphic speech?

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Telegraphic speech is speech where nonessential elements are missing

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14
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What is the mean length of utterance?

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The use of morphemes to measure the rate of language acquisition

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What are pragmatics?

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How language is used in a contextually appropriate manner for the purpose of social interaction

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16
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How does pragmatic development unfold?

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Children are often under-informative up to around 7 or 8 years

17
Q

What two main factors influence language development?

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Quantity and quality of language input to the child

18
Q

What is contingent talk?

A

Child-directed speech that is contingent on infant’s focus of attention

19
Q

How young can children learn words from TV?

A

2.5-3 years if someone “live” is sitting with them and explaining it