phonological process Flashcards
articulatory disorder
difficulty coordinating the articulators in production of a limited set of phonemes
motor aspect
traditional based approach
phonological disorder
difficulty in speech sound production resulting in multiple speech sound errors ultimately involved in the speech system of a language
trouble with overall system
therapy targets pattern
phonological processes
simplifications used by children not capable of producing adult speech patterns
natural phonology
stamps theory supports the idea that children are born with the innate processes necessary for the development of speech
what are syllable structure processes?
phonological processes that generally simplifies the production of syllables
what are substitution processes?
phonological processes involving the substitution of one phoneme class by another
what are assimilation processes?
phonological process that involve an alteration in phoneme production due to phonetic environment
syllable structure processes examples
weak syllable deletion
final consonant reduction
reduplication
cluster reduction
weak syllable deletion
omission of an unstressed syllable preceding or following a stressed syllable
final consonant deletion
deletes end consonant
reduplication
repetition of a syllable of a word
cluster reduction
deletion of a consonant from a consonant cluster
substitution processes examples
stopping
fronting
gliding
vocalization
deaffrication
stopping
subbing stop for a fricative or affricate
fronting
subbing velar or palatal sound with an alveolar or fricative
