Phonetics major branches Flashcards

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phonetics

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study of speech sounds including formation (articulation), acoustic properties (substance) and perception with the goal of understanding and improving linguistic expression

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phonetician

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person who studies speech sounds

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3
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experimental

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study of and experimentation with speech sounds includes development of synthesized speech

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4
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articulatory

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how sounds are produced

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5
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acoustic

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nature of speech sounds

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perceptual

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speech sound reception

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applied

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purpose of solving real life problems

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normative (applied)

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normal speech

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clinical (applied)

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remediation of speech disorders

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10
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applied linguistic phonetics

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historical (diachronic)
descriptive (synchronic)
comparative (contrastive)

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historical linguistic (diachronic)

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changes in sounds over time
(2 different times)

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descriptive linguistic (synchronic)

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sounds at one point in time

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comparative linguistic (contrastive)

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differences and similarities of sounds of two languages

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dialectology (linguistic geography)

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variations of sound production based on where you live

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pragmatic (linguistic)

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changes in sound productions due to situations

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16
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transcriptional (linguistic)

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ability to write/listen/recognize sounds in IPA

17
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Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
improving a persons interview skills

A

pragmatics
articulatory
dialectology

18
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Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
increasing the intelligibility of a person speech following a stroke

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articulatory
transcriptional
pragmatics
applied clinical

19
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Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
changing an accent for a movie role

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dialectology
pragmatics
transcriptional
articulatory
descriptive
historical

20
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Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
development of robotic speech

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acoustics