Ages and Stages Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What Stage are children generally in between 12-18 months?

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Holophrastic

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What Stage are children generally in between 18-24 months?

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Two Word

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3
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What Stage are children generally in between 24-36 months?

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Telegraphic

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4
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What Stage are children generally in after 36 months?

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Post Telegraphic

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5
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What Stage are children generally in before 12 months?

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Preverbal Stage

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What are the four stages within the Preverbal Stage?

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  1. Vegetative
  2. Cooing
  3. Babbling
  4. Protoword
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7
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What stage are children generally in between 0-4 months?

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Vegetative

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What Stage are children generally in between 4-7 months?

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Cooing

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9
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What Stage are children generally in between 6-9 months?

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Babbling

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What Stage are children generally in between 9-12 months?

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Protoword

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What is Deletion?

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Consonants being missed out at the end of words. E.g. “ca” instead of “cat”

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What is Substitution?

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Sound substituted for another. E.g. “tat” instead of “cat”

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What is Addition?

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An extra vowel added to the end of a word. E.g. “dog” becomes “doggie”

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What is Reduplication?

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Babies repeat a whole syllable. E.g. “dada”

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What is consonant cluster reduction?

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Babies miss out a consonant when they occur in groups. E.g. “spider” becomes “pider”

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What is Deletion of unstressed syllables?

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Unstressed syllables are missed out. E.g. “banana” becomes “nan”

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When do children develop early 8 sounds?

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When do children develop middle 8 sounds?

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When do children develop late 8 sounds?

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What are some examples of early 8 sounds?

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m, b, (y), n, w ,d, p, h

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What are some examples of middle 8 sounds?

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t, k, (ng), k, g, f, v, (ch), (j)

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What are some examples of late 8 sounds?

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(th), (th) (s), s, z, l, r, (zh)

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What are early developing sounds?

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Bilabial and alveolar sounds

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What are late developing sounds?

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Fricative sounds and dental sounds

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What are examples of bilabial sounds?
p, b, m
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What is an example of an alveolar sound?
n
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What are examples of Fricative sounds?
s, z
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What are examples of dental sounds?
Th (thick, these)
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What were the four categories that Katherine Nelson proposed the first 50 words a child learns are a part of?
1. Naming things 2. Persona/social 3. Actions/events 4. Modifying
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What are examples of "Naming things" according to Nelson?
Ball, Dog
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What are examples of "Personal/social" words according to Nelson?
Hi, yes
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What are examples of "Actions/events" words according to Nelson?
Give, up
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What are examples of "modifying" words according to Nelson?
Dirty, nice
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