Exam 1 Part 7 Flashcards
Using language in a functional way (can they ask for something, etc.)
Functional language use
What types of questions would you ask a client’s family if they are bilingual?
What language does the child use at home, which language is used by mom or dad, who does the child spend most of the day with, what does their typical day look like
The formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech; actually making the sounds
Articulation
The study of speech sounds and rules that govern them
Phonology
Incorrect production of speech because of faulty placement, timing, direction, pressure, speed or movement of the articulators
Articulation disorder
Errors of several phonemes that form patterns or clusters, which result from a child simplifying speech sounds and sound combinations
Phonological disorder
What is speech development like from birth-6 months?
Prelinguistic vocalizations; cooing and babbling
What is speech development like from 6-12 months?
Vocal play
What is speech development like from 12-24 months?
Jargon and first words
What is speech development like from 2-5 years?
Words and sentences
Smallest unit of a distinct speech sound
Phoneme
Non distinctive speech sound change; a difference that does not make a difference
Allophone
Speech sounds articulated by either stopping the outgoing air stream of creating a narrow opening of resistance using the articulators; sounds that we make some by kind of disruption of airflow
Consonant
Idea that sounds differ in place manner and voicing
Distinctive feature approach
What is the 3 Part Classification System for Consonant
Speech Sounds
Place, manner, voicing
