Language Disorders Study Notes Part 1

Question 1

Questions

Answer 1

Answer

Question 2

Preintentional

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birth to 8 months infants cannot formulate a communicative plan

Question 3

Intentional

Answer 3

birth to 8 to 18 months become intentional. With Purposeful ways to communicate

Question 4

Bates 1976

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Prelocutionary Illocutionary Locutionary

Question 5

Prelocutionary

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preintentioinal 0 to 8 months

Question 6

Illocutionary

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intentional 8 to 12 months communicating through means other than language

Question 7

Locutionary

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the linguistic period first word stage and after 12 months and beyond

Question 8

Early Vocalizations Oller 1999

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Phonation stage 1 to 2 months Primitive articulation 2 to 3 months Expansion stage 4 to 8 months cononical babbling 10 months

Question 9

Phonation stage

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1 to 2 months quasi resonant vowel sounds Produced with normal phonation produced with vocal tract at rest no posturing

Question 10

Primitive articulation

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2 to 3 months articulators are starting to come together but not purposeful coo and goo stage Phonation plus articulation

Question 11

Expansion stage

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4 to 8 months squeals raspberries marginal babbling

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Marginal babbling

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no rapid transition from vowel to consonant not as clearly articulated as canonical babbling

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Canonical babbling

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10 months very important assessment marker reduplicated babbling variegated babbling well formed syllables at least one fully vowel like element at least one fully consonant like element a rapid transition between vowel and consonant

Question 14

Reduplicated

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mamamamama

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Variegated

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mapatipo

Question 16

Hanens stages of language development

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The discoverer birth to 8 months The communicator 8 months to 13 months First words user 12 to 18 months the combiner 18 to 24 months early sentence user 2 to 3 years Later sentence user 3 to 5 years