Phonotactic knowledge - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Phonology - ️️the study of the sound system of a language Phonetics - ️️the study of individual sounds and how they are produced and understood Phoneme - ️️smallest unit of sound that has a meaningful difference in language; smallest unit of meaning Phonotactic Knowledge - ️️knowledge of how phonemes are combined and what phonemes are allowed to be combined in any given language IPA - ️️International Phonetic Alphabet; a standardized way to describe all vocal soun...

SLHS 309 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Phonology the study of the sound system of a language Phonetics the study of individual sounds and how they are produced and understood Phoneme smallest unit of sound that has a meaningful difference in language; smallest unit of meaning Phonotactic Knowledge knowledge of how phonemes are combined and what phonemes are allowed to be combined in any given language IPA International Phonetic Alphabet; a standardized way to describe all vocal soun...

Phonology - the study of the sound system of a language Phonetics - the study of individual sounds and how they are produced and understood Phoneme - smallest unit of sound that has a meaningful difference in language; smallest unit of meaning Phonotactic Knowledge - knowledge of how phonemes are combined and what phonemes are allowed to be combined in any given language IPA - International Phonetic Alphabet; a standardized way to describe all vocal sounds that make up all the world's...

Hearing vs. Listening Hearing is the physical process that allows for reception and conversion of sound waves to electrochemical impulses. Listening is the intentional process of trying to make sense of input, usually input that has an oral component. Consciousness the neurological-cognitive bridge between individual and universal perception and personal experience. Just because you are conscious doesn't mean that you are paying attention. Tasks that are engaging and motivating are useful to...

Allophones are: - a. different realizations of a morpheme b. speech sounds that are contrastive because they can be used to form minimal pairs c. Different realizations of a phoneme C Morphemes are stored in: - a. the phonological component b. the mental lexicon c. the syntactic component B Which correlation makes no sense? - a. Affixes are category-makers projection requirement b. Affixes are category-makers insertion (or subcategorization) requirement c. Affixes are category-takers i...

Teaching IELTS Assignment - listening and speaking Hearing vs. Listening - Hearing is the physical process that allows for reception and conversion of sound waves to electrochemical impulses. Listening is the intentional process of trying to make sense of input, usually input that has an oral component. Consciousness - the neurological-cognitive bridge between individual and universal perception and personal experience. Just because you are conscious doesn't mean that you are paying atten...

Phonological Development - Answer Has a strong influence on the first words a child produces. Finding phonemes=building block for language. Earliest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Stops b, d, k, g (b) Nasals ng—later, m, n (c) Glides w, j Latest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Affricates ch, j (b) Some fricatives v, s, sh, th (c) Liquids l, r What factors account for order of acquisition of phonemes? - Answer 1. Production constraints PPF Production constraints of early sounds E...

Hearing vs. Listening - Hearing is the physical process that allows for reception and conversion of sound waves to electrochemical impulses. Listening is the intentional process of trying to make sense of input, usually input that has an oral component. Consciousness - the neurological-cognitive bridge between individual and universal perception and personal experience. Just because you are conscious doesn't mean that you are paying attention. Tasks that are engaging and motivating are usefu...

Teaching Listening and Speaking: Test 2 Listening COMPLETE TEST 2023 1. Hearing vs. Listening: Hearing is the physical process that allows for reception and conversion of sound waves to electrochemical impulses. Listening is the intentional process of trying to make sense of input, usually input that has an oral component. 2. Consciousness: the neurological-cognitive bridge between individual and universal perception and personal experience. Just because you are conscious doesn't mean tha...

Teaching Listening and Speaking: Test 2 Listening Hearing vs. Listening - Hearing is the physical process that allows for reception and conversion of sound waves to electrochemical impulses. Listening is the intentional process of trying to make sense of input, usually input that has an oral component. Consciousness - the neurological-cognitive bridge between individual and universal perception and personal experience. Just because you are conscious doesn't mean that you are paying attent...