The Second Year

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How many words are spoken during the Holophrastic stage?

One word per utterance

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At what age does the holophrastic stage occur?

12-18 months

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What percentage of children’s first utterances are nouns?

60 percent

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What did Katherine Nelson’s research on first words find?

That first words are often the names of objects that are small and easily handled by a child, or are things that move or make a noise

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What errors may occur in the acquisition of vocabulary?

Overextension and underextension

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What do errors evidence?

That a child is learning as they test out the applications of words

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At what age does the two-word stage occur?

Around the age of two

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How many words do children have in their vocabulary at the two-word stage?

Around fifty words

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How many words are utterances at the two-word stage?

Most are only two words as the child begins to put words together

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Are there any inflections at the two-word stage?

No - there are no inflections to mark number, person or tense.

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Are there any pronouns at the two-word stage?

They are rare, though children may use ‘me’ to refer to themselves.

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How long are utterances at the telegraphic stage?

They can be any length once a child has started stringing more than two words together; they can be 2,3,4,5 words or longer.

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At what age does the telegraphic stage occur?

At around two to three years of age.

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What are utterances at the telegraphic stage characterised by their lack of?

Function words - there is generally an absence of prepositions, conjunctions and articles.W

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What do utterances at the telegraphic stage typically consist of?

Content words, such as nouns and verbs.W

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Where does the telegraphic stage get its name from?

The utterances’ omission of all but the most important words.