It's the system
The part that gives the "buzz"
Phonatory system
Rules governing the use of language
Pragmatics
•The smallest linguistic unit that is able (when combined with other such units) to distinguish meaning between words
Phoneme
Name sounds that are alveolar
[t], [d], [n], [s], [z], [l]
Hear extreme variations in loudness and pitch
Clicks, shrieks, raspberries
More variety of vowels than previous stage
Vocal Play
Responsible for molding the "buzz"
Articulatory system
Rules governing the combination of words in a sentence
Syntax
The study of the sound system of a language, including how sounds are arranged and the rule system
Phonology
Name sounds that are Post-alveolar
[ʃ], [ʒ], [tʃ], [dʒ]
Babbling overlaps with the first meaningful words
Strings of babbled utterances that have pitch changes, pausing, etc., so that it sounds like the infant is trying to talk
Jargon
Provides the energy for the system
Respiratory system
Another word for lexicon or vocabulary
semantics
Varied speech sound productions of an individual phoneme
Allophone
What sound manner has the least restricted oral cavity? Fricative, affricate or liquid?
Liquid
Reflexive vocalizations
Cries, coughs, grunts that reflect physical state of the baby
Vegetative sounds
Clicks, grunts, burps etc., associated with feeding
Reflexive Crying and Vegetative Stage
Main component that vibrates to buzz
vocal folds
Rules of the smallest unitS of meaning
Morphology
Basic unit within phonetics
phone
Name the cognate of /t/
/d/
Cooing during comfort states
Usually vowel sounds, but may contain some back consonants
Sustained laughter at 16 weeks
cooing
The "oscillator" is part of what system?
Phonatory system
Rules governing the production speech sounds and/or combination of sounds
Phonology
Impaired comprehension and/or use of the sound system of language and the and the rules that govern sound combinations
Phonological Disorder
What are the three parameters to describe consonants?
Place, voice and manner baby!!
Reduplicated babbling
Repeated or similar strings of consonant vowel combinations (bababa)
Non-reduplicated babbling
Variation of both vowels or consonants [bQtə]
Canonical Babbling