Child Language Acquisition 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: HollieCreated on: 01-04-13 19:18 Stages of Development Before Birth, Crying, Cooing, Babbling, Phonemic Expansion and Contraction, Intonation and Gesture, Understanding, The First Word 1 of 9 Final consonants dropped Form of simplification by deletion, eg 't' off hat 2 of 9 Unstressed syllables removed Form of simplification by deletion, eg 'banana' becomes 'nana' 3 of 9 Consonant clusters are reduced Form of simplification by deletion, eg 'sleep' becomes 'seep' 4 of 9 R as in rock/story becomes W Ways of simplification by substitution 5 of 9 Th as in there/thumb becomes D/N/F Ways of simplification by substitution 6 of 9 T as in toe becomes D Ways of simplification by substitution 7 of 9 Reduplication A way of simplification when different sounds in a word are pronounced the same way, eg 'dog' becomes 'gog' 8 of 9 Understanding Form of simplification, theorist Berko and Brown, fish to fis theory, proving that understanding may develop faster than the ability to pronounce 9 of 9
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