Childrens Language Development (test) Flashcards

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1
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Who theorised that babies become acclimatised to native sounds in the womb?

A

Mehlier (1978)

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2
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Name the 5 stages of language acquisition

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Preverbal, holophrastic, Two word, telegraphic, post-telegraphic

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3
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What noises are considered biological noises?

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Vomiting, crying etc.

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4
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How did crystal (1986) describe cooing and laughing?

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Quieter, lower pitch, melodic

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5
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What are the alternative names for cooing?

A

Mewing

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6
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Which type of sound is the most common during the babbling stage?

A

Bilabial

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7
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What is the difference between reduplication and variegated babbling?

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reduplication: where the same vowel or constant combination is repeated
variegated: where different vowel or constant combination is repeated

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Define phonemic contraction and when this typically occurs

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the number of phonemes produced reduces (preverbal stage)

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9
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Typically at what age does a child say their first word?

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1 year

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10
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Name Katherine Nelson’s (1973) 4 categories for a child’s first word

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1) personal/ social
2) actions/ events
3) modifying things
4) naming things

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11
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Define overextension

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Using a specific word for a generalised noun

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12
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What is the difference between analogical and categorical overextension?

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Analogical: similar properties
Categorical: same category

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13
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At what age does the two-word stage begin?

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18-24 months

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14
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What are ‘pivot words’ and who theorised this concept?

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words that can be applied in many ways and allow for vocabulary extension, George brane

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In 1973, who theorised that there was a particular semantic relationship between word choice and structure

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Roger brown

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16
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At what age does the telegraphic stage begin?

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24-30 months

17
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Which 4 lexical classes are omitted the most during this stage of development? (24-30 months)

A

Auxiliary, articles, conjunctions and prepositions

18
Q

Define virtuous error

A

Overgeneralise rules of grammar

19
Q

Who pioneered the WUG test and what did they find?

A

Jean Berko, found children to apply rules of making words plural on a nonsense word wug

20
Q

Define child directed speech

A

The speech a caregiver uses to aid the child’s speech development

21
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Who found that children whose mothers talk more have larger vocabularies?

A

Clarke-Stewart

22
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What did brown et al mean by ‘truth value’?

A

Parents respond to children if what they said is true- not if it is grammatically correct

23
Q

What conclusion did snow and Ferguson (1977) make about CDS?

A

Positive correlation between expansion/recasts and syntactic development

24
Q

Name the 3 E models of CDS

A

Elicit, elucidate, elaborate

25
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At what age does the post- telegraphic stage begin?

A

+3 years

26
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Identify 3 grammatical features which emerge during the post- telegraphic stage

A
  • subject verb order, ability to adapt words to their context (plurals or past tense)
  • use of conjunctions
  • auxiliary verbs