chapter 1 Flashcards
a form of social behavior that affects the actions of each participant
communication
a system of symbols and codes used in communication
linguistic language
a form of social behavior, shaped and maintained by a verbal community
behavioral language
pitch and loudness
voice
sound and syllables
articulation
- morphological component
- syntactic
- semantic
- pragmatic
language
- easy, smooth speech
- knowledge
- rhythm
fluency
speech perception
speech production
hearing
located in the larynx; pair of thin muscles and associated tissues that vibrate when air from the lungs passes over them
vocal folds
structures of the throat, mouth, and nose modify the sound the larynx produces
resonance
movement of the speech mechanisms to produce the sounds of speech
articulation
the study of speech sounds and sound patterns used to create words
phonology
production, perception and classification of speech sounds
phonetics
single speech sound
phone
group of speech sound
phoneme
vowels or vowels combined with consonants
syllable
the production of phonemes; articulated sounds and syllables
speech
when speech sounds are organized into higher level of words and sentences to form meaning
oral language
language that is produced
expressive language