linguistic stages/speech and language milestones

Question 1

prelocutionary period

Answer 1

unintentional communication
0-8 months

Question 2

illocutionary period

Answer 2

intentional communication
9-12 months

Question 3

age of reflexive vocalizations

Answer 3

0-2 months

Question 4

age of cooing

Answer 4

2-4 months

Question 5

age of vocal play

Answer 5

4-6 months

Question 6

age of abbling

Answer 6

6 months

Question 7

sounds reflect autonomic responses of the body
defined by anatomy of a child (e.g. , burping, crying, etc)
nasalized vowel-like sounds with minimal resonance
what type of perlocutionary period language is this?

Answer 7

reflexive vocalizations

Question 8

reduplicated babbling and verigated babbling what type of perlocutionary period language is this?

Answer 8

babbling

Question 9

reduplicated babbling

Answer 9

cvcv syllable chains (e.g., “dada”)

Question 10

variegated babbling

Answer 10

cv chains (with variations in C’s and V’s)

Question 11

sound made in back of mouth
back vowels /u, -u-, o c backwards, a/ and consonants /k,g,ng,u/ what type of perlocutionary period language is this?

Answer 11

cooing

Question 12

raspberries, growls, squeaks
begin to see CV syllables what type of perlocutionary period language is this?

Answer 12

vocal play

Question 13

illucotionary period is marked by

Answer 13

the emergences of speech patterns
9+ months

Question 14

jargon, longer strips of variegated babbling, and abbling is accompanied by sentence lie intonation patterns as well as Phonettically consistent forms (PCFs) are typical markings of what period, perlocutionary or illocutionary?

Answer 14

illocutionary emergence of speech patterns.

Question 15

typical expressive vocab milestones by 36 months

Answer 15

1000 wordds

Question 16

expresisve covabulary milestones by 24 months

Answer 16

50-250 words.

Question 17

receptive milestones: reacts to loud sounds, smiles to familiar voices, quiets to familiar speakers. how old is the child?

Answer 17

birth-3 months

Question 18

receptive milestones: recognizes changes in vocal tone, eyes move twoard sounds, responds to toys with noise. how old is the child?

Answer 18

4-6 months

Question 19

receptive milestones: recognizes and turns to name, comprehension of simple words, plays games, listens to songs. how old is the child?

Answer 19

7-12 months

Question 20

receptive milestones: follows simple 1-step directions, understands simple questions, points to objects/pictures named .how old is the child?

Answer 20

1-2 years

Question 21

expressive milestones: cries for basic needs, begins to smile at familiar people, begins to make cooing sounds. how old is the child?

Answer 21

birth-3 months

Question 22

expressive milestones: babbles and coos during play, sounds for various emotions begins to laugh how old is the child?

Answer 22

4-6 months

Question 23

expressive milestones: shows objects by pointing, begins to use gestures (e.g. waving) first words emerge (around __ months)

Answer 23

7-12 months; 12 months

Question 24

expressive milestones: begins to put two words together, asks simple questions, many new words emerge. how old is the child?

Answer 24

1-2 years

Question 25

receptive milestones: follows 2-step directions, simple opposites (e.g. big vs small) easily comprehends new words how old is the child?

Answer 25

2- 3 years

Question 26

receptive milestones simple concepts (e.g. colors, shapes) responds to name (form other room) understands family words (e.g. sister) how old is the child?

Answer 26

3-4 years

Question 27

receptive milestones understands order words (e.g., first) understands time words (e.g. today) follows longer multi-step directions how old is the child?

Answer 27

4-5 years

Question 28

expressive milestones: begins to put three words together asks "why?" simple prepositions (e.g., in, on) how old is the child?

Answer 28

2-3 years

Question 29

expressive milestones put up to dour words together ass "when?" and "why?" simple pronouns and some plurals (-2_ how old is the child?

Answer 29

3-4 years

Question 30

expressive milestones tells short stories, holds convos code sqitches (based on listener, place) naming of letters, numbers how old is the child?

Answer 30

4-5 years

Question 31

Browns stage 1 age

Answer 31

12-26 months

Question 32

browns stage II stage age

Answer 32

27-30 months

Question 33

browns stage III age

Answer 33

31-34 months

Question 34

browns stage 4 age

Answer 34

35-40 months

Question 35

browns stage 5 age

Answer 35

41-46+ months

Question 36

browns stage one grammatical morpheme

Answer 36

~ 50 words in vocab, basic phrases w/ communicative intent "more juice" "my doll"

Question 37

browns stage 2 grammatical morphem

Answer 37

present progressing -ing in and on regular plural -s man is runnning" " in house"; "on book" "my kids

Question 38

browns stage 3 grammatical

Answer 38

irregular past tense posessive 's uncontractible copula "me drew" daddy's hat" "he is sick"

Question 39

browns stage 4 grammatical

Answer 39

articles a, the regular past tens third person regular present tense "the bucket", "a drink" "she shopped" "he runs"

Question 40

browns stage 5 grammmatical morphemes

Answer 40

third person irregular uncontractible auxillary contractible copula contractible auxillary "doggy does tricks" "he was jumping" "she's happy" she's dancing.

Question 41

mlu = (the formula)

Answer 41

total # of morphems/ total # of utterances

Question 42

mlu 12-26 months

Answer 42

1-2

Question 43

mlu 27-30 months

Answer 43

2-2.5

Question 44

mlu 31-34 months

Answer 44

3.5-3

Question 45

mlu 35- 40 months

Answer 45

3-3.75

Question 46

mlu 41-46 months

Answer 46

3.75-4.5

Question 47

mlu 47+ months

Answer 47

4.5 +