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48 Cards in this Set
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Graphings
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letters
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Phonemes
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sounds
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Communication
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Exchange ideas between receiver and sender
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Speech Categories
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Fluency, articulation, voice
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Articulation
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Produced in the vocal tract the production of sound
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Voice
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pitch, loudness, quality
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Fluency
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smoothness of speech
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Resonation
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sequence of anatomical speech production
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Phonation
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rapid sequence of coordinated movement
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Tone
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Sound meaning changes as a result of pitch
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Tonal Language
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Pictures make sounds and words have different meanings
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Intonation
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Pitch change not related to meaning
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Inflection
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Grammar change
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Stress
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Combination of increased pitch length and volume
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Cerebration
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thoughts into words
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Respiration
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inhalation and exhalation
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Phonation
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production of voice
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Resonation
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modification of sound
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what makes normal speech production?
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cerebration, respiration, phonation, resonation, and articulation
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Speech issue examples
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semantic s, pragmatic s, syntax, and morphology
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Semantics
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meaning of words\groups of words
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|kaen| verses |ken|
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Pragmatics
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social skills of language and use
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feet hurt aka wants foot massage
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Syntax
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word use or tense
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'I go store'
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Morphology
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how you put things together
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Experiential
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Study of and experimentation with speech sounds includes development of sympathized speech
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Articulatory
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Study of how sounds are produced
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Acoustic
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speech sounds
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Perceptual
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speech/sound reception
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Applied
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3 subcategories- study of phonetics for the purpose of solving problems
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What are the three subcategories of applied phonetics?
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Normative, Clinical, and Linguistics
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Normative
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acceptable/normal speech
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Clinical
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study of the remediation of speech disorders
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Lingustics
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language
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Categories of linguistics
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historical, descriptive, dialectology, pragmatic, transcription, and comparative
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Historical
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development of sound changes over time
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Descriptive
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study at one point in time (synchronic)
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Dialectolgy
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impact of language
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linguistic geography
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Pragmatic
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change in sound due to situation
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Comparative
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differences and similarities of the sounds of 2 languages
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constructive
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Transcription
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use of phonetic alphabet
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Phonosegmenation
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taking apart words
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Ways of knowing stress
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chin drops, him the word
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Phonological Processing
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receptive aspect of processing sound
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Phonological Memory
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The ability to recall a sequence of phonemes
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Phonological access
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speed in which phonemes are retrieved or accessed
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Phonological Awareness
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knowledge that sounds can be manipulated to create a variety of words
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sensitivity
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Phonological Awareness Skills
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-rhyming -sound blending -initial/final consonant
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Phonetics
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The knowledge that sounds correspond to letters or letter groupings, learning sounds, letter Association, and patterns in reading and writing
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