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Week 6 - early words & developing phonology Flashcards

1
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Speech milestone for 0-3 months

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Vocalisations of vowels

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2
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Speech milestone for 0-6 months

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Pre-babbling (back consonants)

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3
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Speech milestone for 0-9 months

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Onset of babbling (front consonants & CVCV sequences)

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4
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Speech milestone for 1 year

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1st words appear

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5
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Speech milestone for 1;6

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‘jargon stage’ - few recognisable words
vocab of 50 words

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Speech milestone for 1;6-2;0

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develop word learning preferences e.g. similar sounds/syllable structures

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7
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Speech milestone for 2;0

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simple CV, CVC, CVCV structures
Nasals, stops, glides
(vocab of 300 words)

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8
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Speech milestone for 3;0

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Consonants of all V, P, M
Variety of syllable shapes and multisyllabic words

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9
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Phonetic acquisition for 3-3;5

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plosives, nasals, fricatives

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10
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What is reduplication?

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2nd syllable becomes a replication of first
water - wawa

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What is weak syllable deletion?

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omission of an unstressed syllable
banana - nana

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12
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What is cluster reduction?

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simplification of consonant clusters
spoon - boon

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What is final consonant deletion?

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No consonant at the end of a syllable
dogs - do

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14
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What is fronting?

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velar fronting
k to t

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What is backing?

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Alveolar, post alveolar becomes velar
t to k

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16
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What is stopping?

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fricatives and affricates are substituted for plosives
sun - tun

17
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What is gliding?

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liquids are substituted by glides - replacing /l/ and /r/ with /w/ and /j/ - y

18
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What is deaffrication?

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modification of the affricate feature
chip - tip

19
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What is Vocalisation?

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liquid sounds replaced with vowels
table - tabow

20
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What is context-sensitive voicing?

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Voicing of syllable not usually voiced and vice versa

21
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What is Consonant Harmony?

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When one sound becomes same/similar to another sound in the word

22
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What is Velar Assimilation?

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non-velar sound changes to a velar sound due to presence of a neighbouring velar sound

kack for tack

23
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What is Nasal Assimilation?

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an oral sound changes to a velar sound due to the presence of a neighbouring velar sound

munny for funny

24
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What is Progressive Assimilation?

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the trigger comes before the target (error)

tat for tag - influences by inital t

25
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What is Anticipatory Assimilation?

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the sound that changes (target/error) comes before the trigger
- doat for coat - influenced by final t

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