Language and communication week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

when do babies produce their first word

A

1 year

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2
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how many words does a 5 year old know?

A

between 15,000-20,000

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3
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what is a naming explosion

A

when there is a significant increase in the number of words learnt and added to a Childs vocabulary

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4
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how many words does an 18 year old know

A

60,000

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5
Q

what are the four stages in language development

A

babling, one-word, two-word and telegraphic

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6
Q

what and when is the babbling stage

A

4-9 months - change in sound discrimination, sounds are universal

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7
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what and when is the one-word phrase

A

9-18 months - names and objects in a babies life

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8
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what and when is the two-word phrase

A

18-24 months - beginning of syntax

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9
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what and when is the telegraphic stage

A

24-30 months - grammatical markers and very quick progression

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10
Q

what can foetuses hear in the womb

A

can hear impoverished sounds in the womb - high frequencies blocked by amniotic fluid

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11
Q

what was Decasper and Spence’s experiment into language development for foetuses look at

A

16 mothers read the “Cat in the hat” to their babies in the womb.Then read when given birth in contrast to new story - babies preferred the familiar story

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12
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what is an example of early speech production

A

crying, cooing, laughing

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13
Q

at what stage is there verbal play and speech sounds

A

4-7 months

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14
Q

what is babbling

A

the repetition of symbols

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15
Q

what is child directed speech known as

A

motherese

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16
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what is child-directed speech

A

the physically exaggerated and high-pitched style of speech that adults use when talking to babies

17
Q

whats an example of CDS

A

lots of repletion, shorter phrases, simpler sentences

18
Q

what is the behaviourist theory for language aquisition

A

children learn through imitation and reinforcement

19
Q

who did the nativist theory for language acquisition

A

Chomsky