Speech Sound Disorders Flashcards
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Which process describes a child replacing a fricative with a stop, such as saying 'tun' for 'sun'?
Answer: Stopping
Stopping is a phonological process where fricatives or affricates are replaced by stop consonants.
At what age is the phoneme /r/ typically acquired by most children?
Answer: Age 7
The phoneme /r/ is one of the latest to be acquired, typically mastered by age 7.
A child who consistently omits final consonants (e.g., 'ca' for 'cat') is demonstrating which phonological process?
Answer: Final consonant deletion
Final consonant deletion is the omission of the final consonant in a syllable or word.
Which assessment approach samples a child's phoneme production across a variety of contexts using real words?
Answer: Single-word articulation test
A single-word articulation test elicits target phonemes in a standardized set of real words across various positions.
Which term describes the ability of a child to correctly produce a sound when given a model or cue?
Answer: Stimulability
Stimulability refers to the child's ability to produce a sound correctly when provided with auditory and/or visual cues.
Which distinctive feature differentiates /p/ from /b/?
Answer: Voicing
/p/ is voiceless and /b/ is voiced; they share the same bilabial place and stop manner.