Development of language
Children learn their first word at this age
What is 12 months?
The 4 theories of language development.
What are nativist, behaviorist, social interactionist, and constructivist?
When a child has a language impairment but no other developmental mental delays or hearing loss, they most likely have?
What is a specific language impairment?
Smallest unit of sound
What is a phoneme?
What is pragmatics?
When children have this many words, they start to combine them.
What is 50 words?
Founded the behaviorist theory.
Who is B.F. Skinner?
Refers to a word or phrase that functions as a noun or noun-like element, typically used to name or label objects,people, places, or things.
What is a nominal?
When a child masters phonology, semantics,
morphology and syntax that is called?
What is linguistic competence?
The understanding of words and their meanings.
What is semantic development?
Variegated babbiling starts at this age.
What is 8-9 months?
To understand how and why a child is learning language.
What are the reasons for language development theories?
An 8-year-old child has trouble with intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior, and their IQ is 45. This is called?
What is an intellectual disability?
Where is the constriction that makes each sound
unique.
What is place of articulation?
The ability of children to learn new words very quickly and easily around the age of two.
What is fast mapping?
When the parent and child direct their
attention to the same object at the same time.
What is joint attention?
This theory suggests that learning a language is much
like learning any new skill through observation, imitation, repetition, errors, rewards,
and punishments
What is the behaviorist theory?
Focuses on social words, uses pronouns, learns words for social context.
What is an expressive learner?
-Ing, er, "s"
What is a bound morpheme?
When a word is given a narrower meaning than necessary.
What is under extension?
Recognizes own name, understands routines, smiles when spoken to, etc
What are prelinguistic skills?
Humans create knowledge through interaction
between their experiences and ideas
What is Piaget's constructivist theory?
A child has hearing loss in both ears.
What is bilateral hearing loss?
A child says the sentence, "reading like I".
What is anastrophe?
The ability to understand language for more than just communication
What is metalinguistic awareness?