Giving a direct response to an untterance from another speaker
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What is Requesting Action?
Demanding food, drink, toys, assistance etc.
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What is Calling?
Attracting attention by shouting
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What is Protesting?
Objecting to requests
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What is Practising?
Using and repearing words when an adult is not present
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What is Cruttenden's (1979) theory?
Three stages of inflections.
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What are the three stages of inflections?
Inconsistent use. Consistent use but misapplied (virtuos error, overgeneralisation). Consistent usage.
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What are Nelson's (1973) first word categories?
Actions/Events, Modifying things, Classes of objects, Specific objects, Personal/Social
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What are Ferguson's (1977) five main topics in CDS?
Family members, Clothes, Food, Parts of the body, Animals
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Who created the term CDS?
Warren-Leubeker and Bohannon (1984)
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What is CDS?
Child Directed Speech
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What was Messer's (1981) theory?
That parents place object words at the end of sentences and pronounce them loudly to give them prominence.
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What is Garnica's (1977) theory?
Parents tend to exaggerate inotation and their pitch seems to be higher when attempting to teach children words.
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What is Sachs, Bard and Johnson's (1981) theory?
Jim was born with deaf parents, his parents didn't want him to be deprived and only know sign laguage, so they put him in front of a TV so he could learn english.
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What was wrong with Sachs, Bard and Johnson's theory?
Jim learn many words, but was not able to put them into fully grammatical sentences
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What is Berko's Wug test theory (1958)?
Berko showed some children a picture of a made up creature and called it a wug. He then showed another picture of the same creature. 'Look there are two of them now, there are two...' encouraging them to complete the sentence.
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What is Berko and Brown's theory (1960)?
The fis phenomenon. A child attempts to say 'fish' but says 'fis'. He then gets frustrated when his parent says 'fis' as he means 'fish'
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Card 2
Front
One word, Two word and Telegraphic
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What are the three stages of the verbal stage?
Card 3
Front
Simply naming or identifying a person or object
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Card 4
Front
Echoing something spoken by an adult speaker
Back
Card 5
Front
Giving a direct response to an untterance from another speaker
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