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Phonology & Artic

Phonological Processes

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patterns used by children not capable of using adult speech patterns phonological processes
what are the 3 types of phonological processes syllable structure, substitution, and assimilation
what are the 4 types of syllable structure processes syllable reduction, FCD, reduplication, cluster simplification
what are the 10 types of substitution consonant cluster substitution, fronting (velar and palatal), stopping (fricative or affricate), affrication, deaffrication, gliding (liquids and other consonants), vowelization, voicing, devoicing, stridency deletion
what are the 5 types of assimilation labial, nasal, alveolar, velar, and liquidization
naen(uh) for banana, kids do this because less syllables is easier to say syllable reduction
kae for kat FCD
dada for daddy, kids do this because it is simplified and it is easier to keep your mouth in the same place reduplication
gin for green paI for play f(uh)wag for frog, this can happen at the front or back of a word cluster simplification
stwit for street consonant cluster substitution
tat for cat velar fronting
dus for juice palatal fronting
du for zoo stopping of fricative
jus for juice stopping of an affricate
chew for shoe affrication
mea(SU)re us for juice, this is where the stop component of the affricate is deleted deaffrication
tu for shoe, deleting the higher frequency sound, this process also has a bit of a stopping part to it stridency deletion
wed for red gliding of liquid
wum for thumb gliding of other consonants
mIdo for middle, using a vowel for asylabic consonant vowelization
vaIt for fight, sometimes called prevocalic voicing voicing
fan for van devoicing
pop for cop labial assimilation
mum for zoom nasal assimilation
tat for fat alveolar assimilation
gog for log velar assimilation
rar for car or lelo for yellow liquidization
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