the development of the phon. is ? and begins as soon as ? however infants actually demonstrate the processing of auditory stimuli ?
categorical perception: discrimination of phonemic categories of one’s native language in perimeters such as ?
infants demonstrate the ability to discriminate between non-native sounds until around ?
on going / in utero
placement, manner, voicing
8 months- at which time this ability decreases
speech sound development:
refers to child’s gradual control over ? to produce ?
movement of artic. / increasingly more complex sounds of speech
Structural development:
note that anatomical/physiological structures of speech mechanism are set up to accommodate infant’s primary functions fo breathing sucking and swallowing
vocal tract
pharyngeal cavity
forward
larynx
approx. of the velopharynx and epiglottis
linguistic perception is the ability to
some feel this takes place before the child has ? due to ?
in this case any speech error are due to ?
speech sounds
sound patterns that make up words and phrases
specific words or phrases
50 words/proven discrimination abilities of infants and toddlers/ immaturity in motoric ability
support for whole word pattern learning vs. segmentation:
lexical idiosyncrasy: child is able to accurately produce a speech sound in ? yet?
-so this sound is not being produced with ?
prosodic phenomena: the produced form matches the adult’s as a ? but does not correspond from ? the production is more of a?
phonological idioms: first forms are sometimes produced as a ? and later a ? this reflects an internal reorg. from ?
-this production seems immature yet is actually a reflection of a more?
one word unit/substitutes or omits the same sound in another word unit
-internal rep. of the sound unit yet with internal rep.of the word unit as a whole
normative data: tells us what speech sounds can be ?
difficulties in normative data:
longitudinal studies are ?
cross-sectional studies assess ?
the definition of correct production is ?
the age of acquisition of some phonemes (especially?) ?
expected at what age
limited
-many children of different ages at single point in time
extremely arbitrary and optional
fricative/ varies greatly from child to child
to address some of these difficulties, speech sound acquisition can be viewed as hierarchy:
first appearence
earliest correct production
customary production
mastery