Ch. 1 Vocab Flashcards

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Speech VS. language

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Language is a system if symbols and codes.

Speech is articulated sounds and syllables.

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Communication

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Exchange of information

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5 components of COMMUNICATION

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Voice, articulation, language, fluency, hearing

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3
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Study of the production, perception, of speech sounds

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Phonetics

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4
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Study of speech sounds and patterns used to create words and language.

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Phonology

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5
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Smallest meaningful unit of language.

Prefixes or suffixes that can change the meaning of a word

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Morpheme

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6
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Speech sounds

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Phoneme

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7
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Oral language

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Organization of speech sounds

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Non-oral language

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Organization of non-oral signs or symbols

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5 components of LANGUAGE

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Phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics

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10
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Study of word structures.

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Morphology

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Arrangement of words to firm meaningful sentences

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Syntax

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12
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Study of meaning in language

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Semantics

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13
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Rules of language usage in SOCIAL situations

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Pragmatics

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14
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Present at birth, the innate and perfect knowledge of the rules of the universal grammar

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Language competence

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15
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The actual and imperfect production of language (producing language)

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Language performance

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Pragmatic functions: (3)

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Instrumental (requests)
Regulatory (commands)
Interactional (joint action)

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Verbal responses caused by motivation

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Mands

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Verbal responses that describe and comment on things and events

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Tacts

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Imitative verbal responses from the speech of another person

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Echoics

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Verbal responses stimulated by the speaker’s own prior verbal responses

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Intraverbals

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Secondary verbal responses

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Autoclitics

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Disorder of communication caused by some defect in the neurophysiological mechanism of speech (cleft, or hearing loss, born with)

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Organic disorder

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Disorder of communication that does not have an organic basis (has no known cause)

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Functional disorder