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SLP 150

Basic Communication Terms/Concepts

QuestionAnswer
Speech how we use our voice to communicate thoughts
Articulation the ability to produce specific sounds
Voice the quality of the sound we produce (pitch/volume)
Fluency the smoothness/rhythm of speech
Language consists of socially shared rules for how we use words to communicate thoughts
Receptive what one can understand
Expressive how we use/combine words to share ideas/communicate wants and needs
Pragmatic the social use of language/knowing what and when to say something
Typical communication develops normally
Disordered communication is significantly impaired
Delay communication develops slower than expected
Disorder communication develops unusually
Difference communication varies due to language
Developmental communication develops unusually
Acquired happens after birth
Congenital present at birth
Organic caused by a physical or medical condition
Functional no known physical cause
Phonology the sound system of a language
Morphology the study of word parts and how words are formed
Semantics the meaning of words and sentences
Syntax the rules for putting words into sentences
Pragmatics the social use of language in different situations
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