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What is meant by Addition? (Phonology)

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Adding a sound into a word, creating a phonological error.

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What is meant by Deletion? (Phonology)

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Deleting a sound.

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What is meant by Assimilation? (Phonology)

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One sound is changed for a similar sound.

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What is meant by Consonant Cluster Reduction? (Phonology)

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Reducing a group of consonants.

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What is meant by Reduplication? (Phonology)

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Repeating a syllable, like mama or dada.

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What is meant by Substitution? (Phonology)

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Substitution for another sound.

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What is meant by Deletion of Unstressed Syllables? (Phonology)

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Leaving out unstressed syllables, like saying nana rather than banana.

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What is meant by Referent? (Semantic)

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The word for an object, like ball.

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What is meant by Overextension? (Semantic)

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Child stretches the meaning of a word to things that are not within the lexical field, like calling an apple a ball.

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What is meant by Categorical Overextension? (Semantics)

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The child stretches the meaning of the word to things within the same lexical field, like calling an orange and apple since they are both fruit.

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What is meant by Analogical Overextension? (Semantics)

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The child stretches the meaning of the word to things that appear visibly similar, like calling an orange a ball because they are both round.

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What is meant by Underextension? (Semantics)

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The child reduces a meaning of a word to only include part of its normal meaning, like knowing their shoe is a shoe but not someone else’s.

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What is meant by Hypernym? (Semantics)

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General name for something, like dog.

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What is meant by Hyponym? (Semantics)

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Specific name for something, like Chihuahua.

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What is meant by Agentive Ending? (Nativism)

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Making a verb into a person, like teach into teaching.

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What is meant by Elliptical Structures? (Nativism)

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Sentences that are missing something, usually conjuctions.

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What is meant by Bound Morpheme? (Morphology)

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Something that doesn’t have a semantic meaning on it’s own, like ‘ed’ in ‘walked’.

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What is meant by Free Morpheme? (Morphology)

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Something that has semantic meaning on it’s own, like ‘walk’ in ‘walked’.

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What is meant by Derivational Morpheme? (Morphology)

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Morphemes that change the word class/meaning of a word.

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What is meant by Inflectional Morpheme? (Morphology)

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Changes the grammar of the root word.

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What is meant by Allomorphs? (Morphology)

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The ‘s’ and ‘ed’ ending of words.

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What is meant by Suppletion? (Morphology)

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Instead of a suffix, the whole word changes, like ‘go/gone/went’.

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What is meant by Virtuous Error? (Cognitive/Interactionist)

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A mistake based on rules that are already known, like ‘swimmed’ instead of ‘swam’.

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What is meant by Exaggerating Prosodic Cues? (CDS)

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Using more exaggerated intonation patterns and slightly higher frequencies with higher pitch variation, like ‘uh oh!’.

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What is meant by Recasting? (CDS)

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Rephrasing a sentence in a different way, like ‘dada bye bye’ to ‘daddy… is daddy going bye bye?’.

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What is meant by Echoing? (CDS)

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Repeating what the child is saying.

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What is meant by Expansion? (CDS)

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Restating what the child says in a more linguistically sophisticated form, like ‘ball all gone’ to ‘yes, we lost the ball’

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What is meant by Expatiation? (CDS)

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Expanding further on a word by giving more information, like ‘baba hot’ to ‘yes, the bottle is hot. We’ll wait until later’.

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What is meant by Labelling? (CDS)

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Providing names for objects.

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What is meant by Overarticulating? (CDS)

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Using more precise sounds contained in the words, stretching them out.

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What is meant by Negation? (Grammar)

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Child saying no to something.

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What is meant by Overgeneralisation? (Grammar)

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Adding ‘ed’ to every past tense, or ‘s’ to every plural (another form of virtuous error).

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What is meant by Phonemic Expansion? (Phonology)

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The variety of sounds increasing, like a child going from cooing to babbling.

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What is meant by Vocative? (Semantics)

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A form used to address a person, usually a noun like Mummy.

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What is meant by Object Permanence? (Semantics)

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Awareness that objects continue to exist even when out of sight.

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What is meant by Content Words? (Lexis)

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Usually nouns, verbs, adjectives - used to paint a picture in our head.

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What is meant by Function Words? (Lexis)

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Words used to make the sentence grammatically correct, like determiners, conjunctions, pronouns, aux verbs.