Bloom and Lahey's Flashcards

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Content Categories of Bloom and Lahey’s

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-refers to semantics or the ideas that language CODES

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Phase 1

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  • Child’s lang. is concrete (here and now)
  • single word level
  • 1st vocab is mostly nouns, verbs, negation, prepositions
  • up to about 16 months
  • 9 categories in phase 1
  • by end of phase 1 children produce successive 1 word utterances (truck…go…stop)
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Existence Phase 1

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  • primarily nouns and pronouns
  • talk about things in present (here and now) that, this, mommy, bird
  • phase 1
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Non-existence Phase 1

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  • disappearance
  • immediately removed
  • all gone, no more
  • no more milk, bubble popped
  • phase 1
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Recurrence Phase 1

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  • child wants something to reappear or re-occur
  • more, again, nother
  • phase 1
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Rejection Phase 1

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  • reject offer
  • no
  • phase 1
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Action Phase 1

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  • use verb
  • object/person doing something
  • eat, play, sleep, drink, read, look
  • holds bottle up and says drink
  • phase 1
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Locative Action Phase 1

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  • change in location, MOVEMENT
  • go, truck go, sit, up
  • sit sit sit (from standing to sitting)
  • phase 1
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Possession*

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  • ability to encode ownership

- mine, daddy’s, my

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Denial *

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  • denial of identity of something/someone

- that not sock

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Attribution*

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  • encoding using adj

- dirty, pretty

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Phase 2

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  • syntax emerges
  • use of word order codes meaning relations
  • c talking about here and now
  • same content categories, though form in changing
  • 2 word utterances (relational words verbs and adj and substantive word-objects
  • function words (glue words) she the in and
  • structure and form are only changing
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Existence phase 2

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  • 2 word utterance= relational word + object name
  • this necklace
  • a rabbit
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Non-existence Phase 2

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  • 2 word utterance relational + object name
  • no pocket
  • airplane gone
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Recurrence Phase 2

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  • more soap
  • more cookies
  • more light
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Action Phase 2

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  • do it
  • baby eat
  • ride this
  • 2 words verb +noun or pronoun + verb
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Locative Action Phase 2

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  • 2 words verb + noun/pronoun

- put in, man car, in box

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Phase 3

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  • here and now

- 3 new content categories: locative state, state, quantity

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Action Phase 3

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  • I do it

- man fix car

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Locative Action Phase 3

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  • put ball box
  • put it here
  • I sit chair
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Locative State Phase 3

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  • no movement (form=preposition)
  • blocks in box (no change of location)
  • fish IN pond
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State Phase 3

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  • of being, describes internal states such as feelings (tired, hungry), attitudes (like, love), emotions (happy, sad), intentions (want, need)
  • I want it
  • That’s pretty
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Quantity Phase 3

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  • plural 1+
  • more than one as identified by a # word (two) use of the plural-s inlfection (hats) or adjs (many, some, all)
  • there cars, two car
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Early Phases (1-3)

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  • children speak of objects and events in the here and now
  • many utterances are comments and requesting
  • some are used to regulate the environment
  • description not as important right now
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Phases 4 and 5
- an increasing # of utterances are about objects and events that are not present (recently experienced or soon to experience) - speaking about action of others (more elaborate) - utterances are related to their own prior utterances or other's prior utterances (mini convo) - asking quesitons (what/where) understanding and responding
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Notice
- Phase 4 - codes perception of an event or state (look, see) - what he sees/hears - calling attention to something/someone b/c he noticed it. - look baby sleep (notice + existence + action)
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Epistemic
- Phase 4 | - codes mental states (know) I know
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Temporal
- Phase 4 - coding tense (inflected verbs) and relation btwn events or states - durative (ing) continuous - completive (momentary s, irregular past (ed) ate
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Wh Questions
- Phase 4 - what is produced to question identity (existence) and where to question location (locative state/ action) - What is that?
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Volition (State)
- Phase 4 - I want to go outside - intention to do something - I want to go to sleep - I am going to school now
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Dative
- Phase 5 - indirect objects - designates the recipient of an object or action w/ or w/o a preposition (3-4 word utterances) - give milk to cat - give cookies me - i want to give the cookies (DO) to the baby (IO)
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Additive
- Phase 5 - conjunctions - evidence of emergent narratives - co-occurrence of 2 events- no dependency- reverse w/o altering meaning - conj. may or may not be used (I sit here you sit there) - 2 clauses connected to each other I want cookies juice - can switch phrase around w/o changing meaning
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Causal
-Phase 5 -conjoined utterances via cause/effect relationships btwn states and events -have dirty hands/hafta wash them; my toy break/fix it so/ because are understood -order matters
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Specification
- Phase 5 - this/that - used to specify which object - must be used w/ noun or pronoun
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Phase 6
- encode more relational events - emerging use of conj. - i want cookies AND juice - my hands are dirty AND i have to wash them - grammatical morpheme (the-to code specific referents) (I want that cup, the yellow one)-more specific - that track, the long one.
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Phase 7
- state verbs may have a different subj. I want mommy eat cookie (to is eliminated) - notice verb is with another verb (watch me jump) - epistemic and specification more elaborated (I know daddys working) - causal is coded by because or so
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Adversative
- Phase 7 - and/but - contrasting events or states - this one big but this one small - i like your shoes but not your sweater
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Internal State
- Phase 7 - can is used (the mood or possibility or certainty or permission) - i can clean my room
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Temporal Phase 7
-then and when are used
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Notice Phase 8
- new verbs show/watch | - watch me, let me show you this...
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State Phase 8
-connective "to" is used w/ infinitives (have to go, want to eat)
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Why
Phase 8 Causal
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Communication Content Category
- Phase 8 - ability to encode talking about something - i told (comm + temporal) - mommy said (comm + temporal) - tell mommy (comm)