Typical Development

Question 1

3 linguistic stages (and time frames)

Answer 1

Perlocutionary (0-8 m.), Illocutionary (9+ months), Locutionary (12 months)

Question 2

The pre-linguistic stage characterized by unintentional communication

Answer 2

Perlocutionary (0-8 m)

Question 3

The 4 milestones in Perlocutionary Stage

Answer 3

Reflexive Vocalizations (0-2 m), Cooing (2-4 m), Vocal Play (4-6 m), Babbling (6+ m)

Question 4

Turn-taking, eye contact, gestures, joint attention all developing during what linguistic stage

Answer 4

Perlocutionary (0-8 m)

Question 5

The pre-linguistic stage characterized by intentional communication w/o the use of words

Answer 5

Illocutionary (9+ m)

Question 6

What 4 main things do we see during the illocutionary stage?

Answer 6

Jargon, Babbling w/ sentence-like intonation, Phonetically Consistent Forms, gestures

Question 7

Jargon

Answer 7

Longer strips of variegated babbling

Question 8

CVCV syllable chains (e.g. “dada”)

Answer 8

Reduplicated babbling

Question 9

CV chains (with variations in C’s & V’s)

Answer 9

Variegated babbling

Question 10

The linguistic stage characterized by intentional communication expressed with words

Answer 10

Locutionary (12 m)

Question 11

2 Skills in Locutionary Stage

Answer 11

Linguistic, Metalinguistic