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15 Cards in this Set
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Fluency
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speech that is smooth, flowing, easily produced, effortless
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Prosody
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Variations in pitch, intonation, stress, loudness
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Phonolgy
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sound pattern of language
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Morphology
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word structures
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syntax
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rules that govern word order
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semantics
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meaning of words, sentences, etc.
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pragmatics
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social context of using language
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speech
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coordinating movements of articulators and use of breath stream to create a string of lingustically meaningful sounds
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breath stream
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a stream of air that has a measurable rate of flow and a measurable pressure
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Plosives
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a burt of sound produced by a complete closure of the vocal tract (stop) followed by a release of that closure
(p, b, d, t, g, k) |
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fricatives
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sound produced by articulators being so close together they cause turbulence in the airflow
(f, v, s, z, sh, th) |
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Semivowels
(Approximants) |
consonant sounds produced that are close to vowel sounds
(r, l, w, y) |
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Affricatives
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plosive sounds (with stops) that have a frication
(ch, j) |
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As ________ increases, pitch INCREASES.
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VF length
subglottal pressure tension |
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As ________ increases, pitch DECREASES.
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VF mass
VF thickness |
