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Functions of language, Martha Oliva Peña Medina Cta 1727540 - Coggle…

- - - - repetition of words, syllables and sounds
      - for the pleasure of talking
      - Is a remnant of baby prattle
      - Imitate syllables and sounds
    - - child talks to himself
      - thinks aloud
      - no addresses anyone
      - the audience is the stimulus
      - soliloquy
    - - is the most social of the ego-centric variety
      - child talks about himself
      - thoughts are exchanged
- - - - influence actions
      - in pursuit of a common aim
  - - - more effective than intellectual
- - - - by
        
        speech
  - - - information
        
        bound up
        
        cognition
    - - commands
      - desires
    - - to criticize,
        to threaten,
        to arouse feelings
        to provoke action
  - - - to talk to themselves sometimes as a soliloquy
      - to talk to imaginary listeners
- - - - earliest words
        
        derived from cries
        
        which accompany actions
        
        They mean love in a sexual act
        
        They mean anger in fight
  - - - of child language
        
        to express
        
        to express commands and desires
        
        to prove that baby syllables, indicate
        
        prolongation of sucking
  - - - at earliest stages of childlanguage
        
        to express commands or desires