SHS 250 Exam 1 – Questions With Proper Solutions
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an individual or personal pattern of language usage. each user of a language has
an idiolect
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1 Clinical phonetics 2 idiolect
3 phonetic transcription 4 response complexity
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Terms in this set (80)
Clinical phonetics applications of phonetics to describe speech
differences and disorders, including information
about speech sounds and the perceptual skills used
in clinical settings
Phonetics the study of speech sounds.
, International Phonetic Alphabet a set of symbols adopted by International Phonetic
Association to serve as a standardized means to
represent the sounds of all the world's spoken
languages
linguistic complexity the context in which you are listening to a sound
(isolated, in a word, in conversation, etc)
response complexity the number of sounds you are targeting at a given
time
target sound a sound to be transcribed, occurring either in
isolation or together with other speech sounds
Two-way scoring a perceptual system in which speech sound
productions are dichotomized into two classes
representing typical versus atypical behavior
five-way scoring a perceptual system in which speech sounds are
typically classified as typical versus one of four error
types: an addition, a deletion (or omission), a
substitution, or a distortion
deletion or omission a speech production error in which a sound is
omitted
substitution a speech production error in which a speech sound
is replaced by another speech sound
distortion a speech production error in which a speech sound
is recognizable as the correct sound but is not
produced exactly correctly
addition a speech production error in which a sound is
incorrectly added (before or after) to another sound
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Practice questions for this set
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an individual or personal pattern of language usage. each user of a language has
an idiolect
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1 Clinical phonetics 2 idiolect
3 phonetic transcription 4 response complexity
Don't know?
Terms in this set (80)
Clinical phonetics applications of phonetics to describe speech
differences and disorders, including information
about speech sounds and the perceptual skills used
in clinical settings
Phonetics the study of speech sounds.
, International Phonetic Alphabet a set of symbols adopted by International Phonetic
Association to serve as a standardized means to
represent the sounds of all the world's spoken
languages
linguistic complexity the context in which you are listening to a sound
(isolated, in a word, in conversation, etc)
response complexity the number of sounds you are targeting at a given
time
target sound a sound to be transcribed, occurring either in
isolation or together with other speech sounds
Two-way scoring a perceptual system in which speech sound
productions are dichotomized into two classes
representing typical versus atypical behavior
five-way scoring a perceptual system in which speech sounds are
typically classified as typical versus one of four error
types: an addition, a deletion (or omission), a
substitution, or a distortion
deletion or omission a speech production error in which a sound is
omitted
substitution a speech production error in which a speech sound
is replaced by another speech sound
distortion a speech production error in which a speech sound
is recognizable as the correct sound but is not
produced exactly correctly
addition a speech production error in which a sound is
incorrectly added (before or after) to another sound
