Chapter 7 Flashcards
imitation of a behavior following a lapse of time
Deferred imitation- imitation of a behavior following a lapse of time
an understanding that an object exists even though it is not currently seen
Object permanence: an understanding that an object exists even though it is not currently seen
the use of an object as it was intended to be used
Functional use of objects: the use of an object as it was intended to be used
acknowledgment of the existence of a behavior and the ability to repeat it.
Imitation- acknowledgment of the existence of a behavior and the ability to repeat it.
production of a volitional act to achieve a desired goal
Means-end: production of a volitional act to achieve a desired goal
Content includes
Semantics
Form includes
Content: Semantics
Form: Syntax, Morphology, Phonology
Use: Pragmatics
Use includes
Pragmatic
Piagets stages of early cognitive development are
Sensorimotor (birth- 2 years)
Preoperational (2-7 years)
Concrete Operational (7-11 years)
Formal Operational (11- 18+ years)
the use of an object to represent something else
Symbolic play- the use of an object to represent something else
Language disordered red flags
Expression
Fewer than 50 words by age 2
No word combinations
Minimal use of gestures for communication
Delayed babbling
Informal assessment receptive
Receptive
Follow commands
Point to pictures
Point to all which fall into a category
Morphology- point to plurals
Prepositions- ask to place object: under, behind, on top of etc.
Informal assessment expressive
Expressive
Serial tasks – count, alphabet
Name pictures
Name items from the category
Describe similarities/differences
Describe a picture, tell a story, recount an event
Explain how to play a simple game
Engages in role playing (going to a restaurant, etc)
Present “what if” situations
Likely to outgrow language delay
Expressive
- Frequent effective nonverbal communication
Receptive
- strong language comprehension
Bound
Derivational: Change the meaning/grammatical class (vote, voter)
Inflectional: not affect the basic meaning/grammatical class (apple, apples)