Stages of Phonological Development

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  • Created on: 29-01-17 17:00
What is the defining feature of the vegetative stage?
Sounds of discomfort or relexive actions
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Give some examples
Crying, coughing, burping, sucking, etc.
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In which approximate age group does the vegetative stage generally occur/appear?
0-4 months
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What are the defining features of the cooing stage?
Comfort sounds, vocal play
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Give some examples
Grunts and sighs become vowel-like 'coos', laughter starts, hard consonants and vowels produced, pitch (squeals and growls) and loudness (yells) practised, etc.
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In which approximate age group does the cooing stage generally occur/appear?
4-7 months
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What are the defining features of the babbling stage?
Extended sounds resembling syllable-like sequences, repeated patterns
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Give some examples
Sounds linking to own language, reduplicated sounds ('ba ba') and non-reduplicated sounds (variegated) such as 'agu'
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In which approximate age group does the babbling stage generally occur/appear?
6-12 months
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What are proto-words?
Word-like vocalisations
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In which approximate age group does the proto-words stage generally occur/appear?
9-12 months
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