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Define: Communication
An exchange of ideas between sender and recieverinvolves
message transmission and feedback
TERM 2
What factors disrupt effective
communication?
DEFINITION 2
1. Cultural differences2. Meanings differ in each language
TERM 3
What types of communication are there?
DEFINITION 3
1. Language2. Speech3. Non-verbal
TERM 4
Define: Language
DEFINITION 4
Form, Content, and Use of verbal communication
TERM 5
Define: Suprasegmentals
DEFINITION 5
loudness, rate, stress, that can change meaning of language
What are the 3 main components of
language? What elements are included in
each?
1. FORM-Phonology(sounds), Morphology(structure),
Syntax(arrangement)2. CONTENT-Semantics(study of
meaning)3. USE-Pragmatics(function of speech)
TERM 7
Define the 5 Elements of Language...give an
example for each
DEFINITION 7
1.Phonology...sounds not letters...ah, oh, oo, gh,
tch2.Morphology...structure of words, free and bound
morphemes3. Syntax...arrangment of words in sentences4.
Semantics...study of meaning of words...definition and
description5. Pragmatics...use/function of speech...varies by
culture, ex. of rules include 1 speaker at a time, eye contact with
listener, no interruptions when someone is speaking
TERM 8
What is the difference between congenital
and acquired disorders?
DEFINITION 8
Congenital disorders: present at birth, born that wayAcquired
disorders: developed later, wasn't born with it, something
had to happen for them to develop this
TERM 9
Give an example of a disorder of
ARTICULATION
DEFINITION 9
1. apraxia2. dysarthria3. DAD...developmental articulation
disorders
TERM 10
Give an example of a disorder of FLUENCY
DEFINITION 10
1. Stuttering2. developmental dysfluency
