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31 Cards in this Set

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4 characteristics of child language learning
typicality, similarity, spontaneous, creativity
cooing
6-8 weeks, back vowels and velar stops
babbling
unrecognizable, word-like vocalizations. labials and back vowels, 6 months
first words
1 yr of age, names, nouns, action verbs and vivid adjectives
fronting
consonants with forward articulation replace other consonants
stopping
stops replace other consonants
anticipation
a following phone replaces an earlier phone
perseverance
a preceding phone replaces a following phone
overextension
child's word has a broader range of meaning
underextension
child's word has a narrower range of meaning
telegraphic speech
lacking grammatical morphemes, longer utterances (2 years)
object words
pre-nouns
relation words
pre-verbs
conditioned response learning
language as a conditioned response to parents' reinforcement
imitation
child learns language by imitating adults
caregiver talk
how we talk to babies, simple
expansion
parents fills in and expands on what child says
hypothesis testing
trial and error learning of language
innateness of language
much knowledge of language is genetically encoded in the child
varigated
CVCVCV "bigodabu" simple syllable stung together (9 months)
morph
smallest meaningful unit
morpheme
collection of allomorphs
free morphemes
stand alone as an independent word (but they don't have to)
bound morph
cannot stand lone
root
morph that contains a word's core meaning
affix
modifies a word's core meaning
stem
anything you can add an affix to
lexical morph
class is open, members are concrete and infrequent, stressed syllable, presence determined by what is being talked about
grammatical morph
class is closed. members are abstract and frequent. lack stressed syllable, presence is determined by grammar.
derivational affix
members of tihs class change the part of speech of the stem they attach to. they are non productive and aren't suffixable
inflectional affix
members of this class do not change the part of speech of the stem they attach to. they are productive and not suffixable.