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Child Language - Coggle Diagram
Child Language
Phonological development
types of phonemes
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fricatives
f/ forces air througha narrow gap, hard
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Laterals
/L/ forces souynd from sidee of mouth, tongue goes up
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Consonants are first used correctly at the beginning of words (word initials) consonants found that at the ends of words present more difficulty (word finals)
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Aquisition of Phonemes
Fis phenomenen
Child could distinguish between phonemes, but could not pronounce them - goes against cognitive theory?
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Pre-verbal stage
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for the first few weeks, the baby on expresses via crying (vegetative sounds)
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First words
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for a word to have any meaning, it must have a function
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