Consonant Development and Child Speech Discorders

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What does McLeod and Crow say about consonant acquisition?

By certain ages, children should produce certain consonants, though it varies by child

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What does atypical language?

Difficulty finding words/meanings

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What does typical speech

Difficulty articulating

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What are the 4 types of speech errors

substitutions, omissions, distortions, additions

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What is an example of substitution?

“I tee the wabbit” → “I see the rabbit.”

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What is an example of omission

“Nana” for “banana.”

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What is an example of distortion?

Lisp

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What is an example of addition?

“Galass” for “glass”

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What does this mean as a speech error: substitutions

Replacing certain sounds

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What does this mean as a speech error: Omissions

A certain sound being left out

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What does this mean as a speech error: distortions

When a certain sound is produced incorrectly

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What does this mean as a speech error: additions

Adding certain sounds

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What is a final consonant deletions?

Leaving off the last consonant (ex: “duck” to “du”)

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What is a unstressed syllable deletion?

Dropping unstressed syllables (ex: “banana” to “nana”)

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What is a cluster reduction?

Simplifying consonant clusters (ex: “snake” to “nake”)

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What is stopping in phonological processes?

Replacing fricative with stops (ex: “feather” to “peder”)

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What is fronting in phonological processes?

Replacing velar sounds with alveolar/front sounds (ex: “glove” to “dove”)

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What is a gliding error in phonological processes

Replacing sounds with glides (ex: “rocks” to “wock”)

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What is assimilation error in phonological processes?

Making one sound similar to another (ex: “doggie” to “doddie”)

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“Red” → “wed” What type of error is this?

Substitution + gliding

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“Potato” → “tato” What type of error is this?

Omission + unstressed syllable deletion

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“Bat” → “ba” What type of error is this?

Omission + final consonant deletion

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“See” → “tee” What type of error is this?

Substitution + stopping

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“Glass” → “gass” What type of error is this?

Omission + cluster reduction

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“Cut” → “tut” What type of error is this?

Substitution + assimilation/fronting

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What is a typical development?

Temporary speech errors that children outgrow as they master sounds

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What is a phonological disorder?

Persistent difficulty learning the sound system

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