Pragmatics Flashcards
1
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Perlocutionary Stage
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Beirth-8 months; adults infer communicative intent from unintentional, vegetative behaviors such as the infant’s cough or burp
2
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Illocutionary stage
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8-12 months; the use of gestures and vocalizations but no words to express intentions to communicate; show and give objects to initiate convo
3
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Locutionary stage
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12 mon-lifespan; the use of words to express intentions to communicate; gesture and other nonverbal behaviors become integrated with spoken language.
4
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Pragmatic skills in infancy
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eye contact, turn taking, joint attention
5
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iconic gestures
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emerge at the time of first words
6
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gestures
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initially produced in isolation but gradually become integrated with spoken language by 2 yrs of age
