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15 Cards in this Set
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What is the speech chain?
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Process of sending and receiving of communcation
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Step 1?
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IDEA
decides on a thought to express and how to express it |
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Step 2?
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STRUCTURE
Putting thoughts into language form |
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Step 3?
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TRANSFER
Brain sends neural messages to area of brain controlling speech mechanism |
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Step 4?
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EXPRESSION/SPEECH
Speaker sends out sound waves until it reaches listener's ears |
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Step 5?
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HEARING
Sound waves bump listener's ear drums and hearing mechanism is activated |
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Step 6?
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COMPREHENSION
Auditory processes |
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Vocal Auditory Channel
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-from mouth to ears
-hearing and listening at the same time -hands free |
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Broadcast Transmission
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sending and receiving of messages
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Rapid Fading
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"here/hear" today, gone immiediately
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Interchangeability
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-if you can say it, i can say it
-imitating speech and language |
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Total Feedback?
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-Did I say that? did I mean that?
-auditory and kinesthetic feedback |
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Specialization
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-Specifally designed for speech only
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Semanticity
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-sending messages loud and clear
-animals-convey only simple messages -humans-can convey both simply and complex messages |
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Arbitrariness
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-origins of words, nothing inherent in a spoken word to account for its meaning
ex. chair called a chair for no specific reason, except that someone at some time wanted to call it a chair |
