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Child Behavior: Single focus on object or person; No communicative intent
Adult Behavior: Assigns "intent" to behavior observed |
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| Perlocutionary (0-8 months) |
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Child Behavior: Joint focus on objects or people; Behavior is persistent and directed at receiver; Nonverbal behaviors
Adult Behavior: "reads" intenta nd response accordingly |
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| Illocutionary (8-12 months) |
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| Gesture done to get ppl to applaud |
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| 10 months- Showing, giving, pointing |
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| 9-13 months - Reaching with open/closed grasp; placing adult hand on object; pulling and empty hand |
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Child Behavior: Words accompany or replace gesture
Adult Behavior: decodes message and responds |
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| Birth - 2 mo: fusing, birping, sneezing |
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| reflexing vocalizations and crying |
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| 4-6 mo: Loud/soft sounds; mostly vowel sounds; figuring out what noises they can make |
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| 6+ mo: dadadadadada; using some syllables |
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| 10+ mo: Can persist to 18 mo - carrying on a converstion but not in english; sounds like kid talking in sentences but not understandable |
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| When do single words come about? |
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