These three areas make up language form
What is phonology, morphology, and syntax?
This area of language falls under the category of language use
What is pragmatics?
A method in which infants are exposed repeatedly to a stimulus until they no longer attend to it
What is Habituation?
What is toddlerhood?
What are nonnative contrasts?
A theory of word learning that posits that infants use social cues to determine word meanings
What is the Social-Pragmatic Framework?
A development in the preschool years that includes things like topic maintenance, turn taking, and initiation
What are conversation skills?
Determines if a child has a language disorder, the extent of that disorder, and how the disorder is manifesting
What is (comprehensive) assessment?
What is school age?
Plural -s, progressive -ing, and regular past tense -ed are examples of this
What are grammatical morphemes?
A toddler referring to all furry house pets as "dogs" is an example of this
What is overextension?
Interpretive, logical, participatory, and organizational are types of these that emerge during the preschool period
What are discourse functions?
Commonly used for behavioral research with very young infants to measure their physiological response to a stimulus
What is non-nutritive sucking paradigm?
Advancements in theory of mind, decontextualized language, and emergent literacy characterize this developmental period
What is preschool?
During toddlerhood and around the 50 word mark for expressive vocabulary development, children start to put two+ words together, which marks the true beginning of this area of language development
What is syntax?
A problem faced by young language learners in which they must determine how a label maps onto a seemingly infinite number of referent objects
What is the Quinean conundrum?
A type of discourse that develops during the school-age period which is used for convincing others
what is persuasive discourse?
What is a parent report?
Category formation, changes in speech perception, awareness of intentions and actions, and early vocalizations are major milestones of this developmental period
What is infancy?
Morphemes can be characterized in these four ways
What are derivational, grammatical, free, and bound morphemes?
What is the lexical principles framework?
A component of advanced narratives that depicts how a character is feeling or what they are thinking
What are mental states?
A requirement for proper language assessment of a bilingual child
What is testing in both languages?
This milestone marks the beginning of syntax and morphology, and is a diagnostic criteria for late language emergence at 24 months of age