developing phonology Flashcards

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what are the 4 preverbal stages and the ages associated with them

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  • vegetative - 0-4m
  • cooing - 4-7m
  • babbling - 6-12m
  • proto words - 9-12m
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what happens in each of the 4 pre verbal stages
- vegetative, cooing, babbling, proto-words

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  • sound of discomfort or reflexive actions
  • comfort sounds and vocal play using open mouthed vowel sounds
  • repeated patterns of consonant and vowel sounds
  • word like vocalisations, not matching actual words yet, with gestures to support
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what is phonemic expansion and contraction

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expansion = variety of sounds produced increases
contraction = variety of sounds is reduced to the sounds of the main lang. used

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when are plosives made + examples

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  • when airflow is blocked for a brief amount of time
  • voiced - b/d/g
  • unvoiced - p/t/k
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when are fricatives made

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  • when airflow is partially blocked and air moves through the mouth in a steady stream
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when are affricatives made

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  • putting plosives and fricatives together
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when are approximates made + examples

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  • similar sound to vowels, only voiced
  • w/r/j
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how are nasals made

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  • produced by air moving through the nose, only voiced n, m
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how are laterals made

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  • placing the tongue on the ridge of the teeth and then air moving down the side of the mouth
  • only voiced - “L”
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what are the 7 early phonological errors SCAARDD

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  • substitution
  • consonant cluster reductions
  • addition
  • assimilation
  • reduplication
  • deletion
  • deletion of unstressed syllables
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what is substitution with an example

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  • substituting one sound for another especially harder sounds that develop later
  • pip for ship
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what is consonant cluster reductions with an example

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  • consonant clusters an be difficult to articulate so children can reduce them to smaller units
  • pider for spider
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what is addition with an example

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  • adding an extra vowel sound to the ends of words creating a CVCV structure
  • doggie/mummy
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what is assimilation with an example

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  • changing one consonant or vowel for another
  • gog for dog
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what is reduplication with an example

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  • repeating a whole syllable
  • dada/mama
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what is deletion and deletion of unstressed syllables with examples for both

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  • omitting the final consonant in words
  • go(g), cu(p)
  • omitting the opening syllable in a polysyllabic word
  • nana for banana
17
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what are the 7 places of articulation
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  • labial
  • labio-dental
  • inter-dental
  • alveolar
  • velar
  • palatal
  • glottal
18
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how are labial sounds made and give examples

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sounds produced with the lips
/p/, /b/, /m/, /w/

19
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labial dental sounds examples

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/f/, /v/

20
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Inter-dental sounds examples

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/θ/, /ð/

21
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how are alveolar sounds made with an example

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produced at the ridge behind the top teeth
/t/, /d/, /n/, /s/, /z/

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how are palatal sounds made with examples

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sounds made in the middle of the roof of the mouth
/ʃ/, /ʒ/, /tʃ/, /dʒ/, /l/, /r/, /j/

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how are velar sound with examples

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sounds produced at the back of the mouth
/k/, /g/, /ŋ/

24
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how are glottal sounds made with an example

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produced when you release air through moving your vocal folds apart
/h/

25
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what are Shriberg’s stages of speech sound development

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  • early 8 - 1-3 years
  • middle 8 - 3-6.5years
  • late 8 - 5-7.5 years
26
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what phonemes are acquired in Shriberg’s early 8

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/m/, /b/, /j/, /n/, /w/, /d/, /p/, /h/

27
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what phonemes are acquired in Shriberg’s middle 8

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/t/, /ŋ/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /v/, /tʃ/, /dʒ/

28
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what phonemes are acquired in Shriberg’s late 8

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/ʃ/, /s/, /θ/, /ð/, /r/, /z/, /l/, /ʒ/

29
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what phonemes are acquired in Grunwells first stage - up to 24m

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/d/, /b/, /m/, /n/, /w/, /p/, /t/​

30
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grunwells second stage - 30m

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/ŋ/, /g/, /k/, /h/​

31
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grunwells third stage 36m

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/j/, /l/, /s/, /f/​

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grunwells 4th stage 42m

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/dʒ/, /tʃ/, /ʃ/, /v/, /z/, /r/​

33
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grunwells 5th and final stage 48m

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/θ/, /ð/, /ʒ/​