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CLD Test Revision Flashcards

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1
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The most important stage of CLD around 6-9 months is…

A

Babbling*

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2
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Name for a unit of sound?

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Phoneme

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3
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The term for child increasing the number of units of sound?

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Phonemic expansion

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4
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And term for child decreasing number of units of sound?

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Phonemic contraction

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5
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Approximate age of 1st word?

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1 Year old

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6
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Age of confident consonant use is between what age and what other age?

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Age 6-7

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7
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Name one of the methods by babies to simplify sounds

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Deletion

Constanant clusters reduced

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8
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Surnames of ‘Fis’ theorists?

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Berko and Brown

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9
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Surname of the football results theorist?

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Cruttenden

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10
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Surname of the nativism theorist?

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Chomsky

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11
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Surname of behaviourism theorist?

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Skinner

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12
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Chomsky said all children apply what inbuilt concept to language from birth? NB Answer here is NOT LAD

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*

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13
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1970 case study into the critical period – what was the child’s name?

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Genie

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14
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Surname of cognitive theorist?

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Piaget

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15
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Surname of social interaction theorist?

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Bruner

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16
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LASS stands for?

A

Language Acquisition Support System

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17
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LAD stands for?

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Language acquisition device

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18
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The sounds ‘p’, ‘b’ and ‘m’ can be described with what term, beginning with the letter ‘b’?

A

Bilabial

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19
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How many sounds (phonemes) in the word ‘cat’?

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3

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20
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How many sounds (phonemes) in the word ‘cart’?

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3

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21
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Imitation is a feature of whose model of CLD?

A

Skinner

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22
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Who named the LAD, following Chomsky’s studies?

A

McNeil

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23
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What is the name of the imaginary animal from Lecture 5?

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Wug

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24
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Which inflection did this wug study aim to consider?

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Pluralisation of s

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25
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Who theorised the ‘Critical Period Theory’?

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Lenneberg

26
Q

Brown’s 1973 study covered the acquisition of inflections between which 2 ages?

A

20-36 months

27
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Which is theoretically the final inflection in Brown’s sequence?

A

auxiliary ‘be’

28
Q

Cruttenden (1979) wrote about over __________ in Lecture 5? Fill the gap

A

overgeneralisation

29
Q

What 2-word phrase describes how children are not conscious that they’ve acquired grammatical rules?

A

metalinguistic awareness

30
Q

In question formation, in the third year, children begin to use auxiliary verbs and what other method?

A

Inversion

31
Q

Is ‘won’t’ (as in ‘I won’t care’) auxiliary or modal auxiliary?

A

Modal auxiliary

32
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What is the term for a phrase which tells you how or why or when a verb was done?

A

Determiner

33
Q

What word class in ‘mine’ (as in ‘That toy is mine’)?

A

Possessive pronoun

34
Q

What is the term for ‘single words which convey a more complex meaning’?

A

Holophrases

35
Q

In a typical English 3 word sentence, what is the word order? NB Initial letters are fine

A

Subject + verb + object

36
Q

In the two word stage, which types of words are commonly omitted (because they carry less information)?

A

Grammatical function words

37
Q

Bloom’s (1973) study into the two word stage explored which two word utterance?

A

Mummy sock

38
Q

By what age are the most basic grammatical rules learned, though some have yet to be mastered?

A

5 years old

39
Q

What is the name of the stage immediately after the two word stage?

A

Telegraphic stage

40
Q

Aitchison (1987) examined labelling, packaging and what final two word concept?

A

Network Building

41
Q

Complete this description of CDS phonology: ‘high pitched, with many _______-like rises and falls in pitch’

A

Glissandro

42
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What is the CDS word for ‘dinner?

A

din-din

43
Q

What type of syllable does CDS use to create its own vocabulary?

A

*

44
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What types of nouns feature heavily in CDS?

A

concrete nouns

45
Q

What types of verbs feature heavily in CDS?

A

dynamic verbs

46
Q

Complete this description of CDS grammar: ‘CDS grammar tends to omit _____ tense and ___________’

A

past tense and inflections

47
Q

What is the specialist term for when an adult puts the child’s own vocabulary into a new utterance?

A

Recastings

48
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Name the theorist (1973): ‘Children whose mothers talk to them more have larger vocabularies.’

A

Clarke Stuart

49
Q

Del Hymes’ theory about pragmatics is known by what two word alliterative phrase?

A

Communicative competence

50
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Name the theorist who categorised children’s language use into 7 functions.

A

Halliday

51
Q

What is the name of the function which is finding out about the environment?

A

*

52
Q

Yousef (1991) studied a group of children’s use of SE in which country?

A

Trinidad

53
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Which inflection did the wug study aim to consider?

A

Pluralisation of s

54
Q

By what age are the most basic grammatical rules learned, though some have yet to be mastered?

A

5 years old*

55
Q

The most important stage of CLD around 6-9 months is…

A

Babbling*

56
Q

Surname of cognitive theorist?

A

Piaget

57
Q

Surname of social interaction theorist?

A

Bruner

58
Q

The sounds ‘p’, ‘b’ and ‘m’ can be described with what term, beginning with the letter ‘b’?

A

Bilabial

59
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Name for a unit of sound?

A

Phoneme

60
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Approximate age of 1st word?

A

1 Year old

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