A vowel in which there is a perceptible change in quality during a syllable.
Dipthong
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p, t, k sounds are created when the airflow is blocked for a brief time. What type of phoneme is this?
Plosive
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Which phonological error is where the child omitts the final consonant in words such as 'do(g)'
Deletion
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Which theorist said that children have an internal brain mechanism that is pre-programmed with the ability to learn grammatical structures?
Noam Chomsky
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Which of Mak Halliday's language functions is used to control someone elses behaviour?
Regulatory
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Which concept did Jerome Bruner introduce to refer to the ways adults help children advance by using a support system for their language?
Scaffolding
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Which feature of child-directed speech is where the adult repeats themselves but in a different way?
Recasting
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What is the term used to describe the error that children make when using language they already know to apply to something else such as calling a role of selotape 'the moon'?
Overextension
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The stage of language development when the children is able to use one word utterances.
Holophrastic.
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B.F. Skinner proposed the '?' theory.
Behaviourist
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Card 2
Front
p, t, k sounds are created when the airflow is blocked for a brief time. What type of phoneme is this?
Back
Plosive
Card 3
Front
Which phonological error is where the child omitts the final consonant in words such as 'do(g)'
Back
Card 4
Front
Which theorist said that children have an internal brain mechanism that is pre-programmed with the ability to learn grammatical structures?
Back
Card 5
Front
Which of Mak Halliday's language functions is used to control someone elses behaviour?
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