W1 - Briefing Flashcards

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What is the definition of speech?

A

Speech refers to the sounds we use for talking.

It includes:

  • Fluency
  • Volume
  • Pitch
  • Intonation
  • Stress
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What is the definition of language?

A

Our understanding and talking.

It includes:

  • vocabulary and meaning
  • semantics (how words go together and how order changes meaning)
  • higher level skills (reasoning and inference)
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What is the definition of communication?

A

Communication is more all encompassing.

It includes:

  • Pragmatics
  • Body language
  • Eye contact
  • Gestures/Signing
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Explain the Means, Reasons and Opportunities Model

Ref - Money and Thurman, 1994

A

MRO discusses the broader aspects of communication

Means - how is a SU communicating?

(body language, signing, speech, writing, gesture

Reasons - Why is a SU communicating?

(relationship formation, story telling, to request, to refute)

Opportunities - When is the SU able to communicate?

(appropriate environment, conversation partners, choice)

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What model did Money and Thurman create in 1994?

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Explain the Form, Content and Use model.

Ref - Bloom and Lahey, 1978

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FCU is used to discuss language.

Form

rules of sentence structure - e.g. adding /s/ to form plurals, using is/are appropriately with plurals, how to structure a sentence v a question

Content

vocabulary, and the underlying meaning of what is said

Use

pragmatics - the ‘rules’ of social interaction

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