intentional communication Flashcards
define intentional communication.
communication that has a discernable topic.
at what age does JVA appear to emerge.
9 months.
at what age does pointing appear to emerge.
11 months.
preintentional communication is … , intentional communication is …
… expressive , … denotative
state the stages of babbling sound production.
- the phonation stage
- primitive articulation stage
- expansion stage
- canonical stage
- integrative/ variegated stage
name the stages of the A+B model.
- shared alertness
- interpersonal engagement
- joint object involvement
describe the protoimperative pointing.
- pointing to request, goal-directed, attentional-getting, response-waiting, referential directive gesture.
describe the protoimperative/protodeclarative pointing.
- pointing to comment
what is the goal and reinforcer of protoimperative pointing?
goal = delivery of food/object reinforcer = delivery of item
name the cognitive perception of protodeclarative pointing.
expectations that social partner will deliver item, means-end reasoning.
name a difference between learn interpretation and rich interpretation.
in learn interpretation the goal is to get an affective response from caregiver, in rich interpretation the goal is to get JVA with caregiver.
describe the nativist theory of pointing.
- pointing is biologically based, species, evolutionary adaption.
what type of point is the postural antithesis of the power grip in chimps?
whole-hand point.
state a critique of the nativist view.
depends on rearing history - language-trained apes show index-finger pointing, and humans use whole-hand pointing too.
what theory of pointing believes gaze monitoring relies on understanding that others are intentional agents whom have their own attentional agenda?
cognitive / representational view.
