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Infant speech perception
ability to have the attention for the rythm of language and prosiodic and phonetic
Reflexive (0-8) weeks
discomfort and stress grunting crying
Control of phonation (6-16) weeks
cooing and gooing
Expansion (4- 6) months
control over articulators or raspberries
Control of Articulation
marginal babbling
Canonical Syllables (6-10) months
maamama reduplicated babbling
Advanced forms (10-18) months
Dipthongs and -cvc -ccv
Jargon
not meaningful word
Joint reference and attention
two people looking at eachother and then looking at object then back at each other
Caregiver responsiveness
attention and senstivity vocalizations. expanding on a object even if it was only talked about once.
Content
lexicon, sematic, vocab, first word achievement and true word
Form
Phonlogy and getting indvidual sounds and then combining the sounds
Use
Pragmatic skills and intentional communication to events
How would you measure language development
screening, parents report measures
Toddlerhood starts
1- 3 years of age
refrential gestures
ex: holding fist in air to show telephone or gesture with two word combo
True word
need to be produced with clear intetion and purpose
Phonological process
place of articulation changes - fronting - stopping
MLU
total number of morphemes over total number of utterances - as language devlops mlu increases
combining words
true begging of syntax and form bc syntax negative requesting
Sentence form
telegraphical: leave out key grammatical markers that adult speech Ex: me go mommy
recpetive and expressive lexicon
vocab spurt 18- 24 months age
Quienean coundrum
looking at an object or a object that the child need to figure out recpetion and experience
fast mapping
learning with only a couple exposures
Theory of mind
dont know everything need to know background and story to understand
individual differences in language development
gender; girls learn lang faster boys have strong lexical development
Multicultural focus
being exposed to two languages from birth itself does not cause delay and confusion
Measuring lang development
-comprehension tasks -production tasks - judgement tasks
Production task
producing lang tragets unstructed or semi structured observations
Elicited imitation
copy the same word you say
Elicited imitation
telling child to finish a sentence and seeing child has plural.
Comprehension task
picture selection task which is describing picture or judgement task which is asking what sounds right
Ecological validing
how well the results of test can go to others contexts ex: go find a red pencil and it has to do with it because it is real life situation
Toddlerhood includes the years between
12 months- 3 years of age
the hallmark of toddlerhood is childrens progression from the pre verbal stage
language use
combining two gestures and combining a gesture and a word prepare a child for
two word production stage
achievements of content in toddlerhood include
first word and 100th word
Queineam coundrum
describes the uncertainty and challenges surrounding mapping words to their refrents in the face of seemingly limitless interactions
Whoch of following is expected to occur in toddlerhood
Vocab spurt
A child ablity to learn novel words with just a few incidental exposures
fast mapping
Achievemnts in use during toddlerhood
initaite conversation and increase variety of discourse functions
MLU asses tool that when with a toddler
can give a level of grammatical morpheme development
Elicted imitation
an assesment task that requires that the experimenter produce a target phrase and request that the child repeat the phrase back exactly
act out
The clinican provides a child with props to show actions such as “goofy is feeding mickey”
Asking a child to select the picture of house from a set of four pics
receptive task
grammatically
task of ___judgment the child must decide whether a sentence syntactically accpetable
False
Shared book reading negatively impacts maternal language as it is less natural
Deitic
meaning of ___ terms depends on the location of the speaker and listener
Temporal
When children learn words to describe order of events duration of events and concurrence of events
Language sample measure of content may include
number of different words and type token ratio
Child doing metalingustic competence
saying “my name is longer than yours”
Own name advantage and letter name prounciation effect are factors affecting which of the following
order of learning the letters of the alphabet
If a child does not pass language screening they should be
reffererred for further testing
Synatic development can be assessed by administration
language sample analysis
Total number of words and total number of different words can be used arrive at which calculations
type token ratio
relies heavily on language itself in the construction of meaning
decontextulized langauge
metalinguistic ability
to view language as an object of attention
A language samle is considered to be. reliable
if it produces similar results across multiple recordings for the same child
Not and example of a free morpheme
past tense -ed
an assesment tool that includes a manual book with test plates specific instructions and standard scores is what kind of test
Standardized test
In semantic and syntactic bootstrapping children use their knowledge of what to infer the referent novel word
semantics and syntax