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| 3 types of phonotactic constraints |
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1. positional
2. inventory
3. sequential |
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| limits where production occurs in child inventory |
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| sequence of sounds that can occur |
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| the child has knowledge of 2 different phonemes but loses this contrast in specific environments |
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| systematic sound change affecting class of sounds or sound sequences |
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| are regularly occurring patterns in child's speech used to simplify adult's target |
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| Normally developing processes between the ages 2 1/2 and 4 yrs. old |
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| Common Phonological Processes |
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1. Natural Processes
2. Unusual/nondevelopmental |
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| 3 groups of phonological processes |
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Syllable structure
substitution
assimilation |
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*usually seen in younger kids*
1. FCD
2. CR
3. SD
4. Rd
5. Epn |
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| sound becomes similar or influenced by another sound in the word |
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| backing, maintain voicing, usually |
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