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SLP 150

Articulation & Phonology

QuestionAnswer
Speech Sound Disorder a problem with producing speech sounds that is different from what is expected at that age
Articulation cannot pronounce the sound
Phonology can pronounce sound but not always correctly
Speech Variation differences in speech that arise from a foreign accent
Culturally-Linguistically Diverse recognizing diversity of cultures/languages
Dialect a speech/language variation that is shown through a group of speakers from a region of a country
Cultural Informant/Broker a member of the community who can provide cultural guidance
Phonological Process patterns of sound errors that developing children use to simplify speech
Phonological Disorder when phonological processes persist beyond specific age
Assimilation when a consonant sound starts to sound like another word
Denasalization when a nasal consonant like m or n changes to sound like b or d
Prevocalic Voicing when a voiceless consonant in the begging of a work changes with a voiced consonant
Coalescence when two phenomes are changed with a different phenome that still has similar features
Reduplication when a complete/incomplete syllable is repeated
Stages of Treatment establishment, generalization, maintence
Childhood Apraxia of Speech a motor speech disorder where a child has trouble planning/coordinating the movements needed to speak clearly
Lexicon a person's vocabulary
Created by: marov003
 

 



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