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Though not strictly dialects, such variations contribute to the diversity of language production just as dialects do. Instead of studying the ages at which different kinds of verbal beahviors are mastered, behavioral researchers try to determine under what conditions those behaviors are learned. Conversation is a dialogue though not limited to two individuals, and narration is monologue though occasionally interrupted by questions or comments from the listeners. Some morphemes are called grammatical morphemes, and most of them cannot convey much meaning when produced in isolation, although in context they modulate meaning. When well fed, happy, dry, and lying on his or her back, a 4-month-old baby typically spends significant time making vocal sounds. Children are quick to learn words that are easily pronounced and those that name objects or animals that move. On the average, children produce their first words around 12 months, although there are significant individual differences. Orthodontists often refer children with deviant swallow to speech-language pathologists for myofunctional therapy, which is treatment aimed at correcting tongue thrust. Severe hearing loss makes it difficult not only to hear other people's speech but also to monitor one's own speech production. Although some children have difficulty producing the target sounds, other do not. Many researchers in the past were concerned with the possibility that a child misarticulates because he or she cannot hear the difference between speech sounds others produce. The individual sound /k/ is a phoneme, but when different speakers produce it in different linguistic contexts, the sound is not the same. A phoneme is a class of speech sounds and it is an abstract name given to speakers' varied production of a speech sound. Such language mixing may involve words from the two languages used in a single sentence, or different sentences may be spoken in different languages. While in the company of similarly bilingual speakers, bilingual speakers often switch back and forth from their first language to their second language. Most bilingual speakers tend to speak their second language in a dialect popularly described as accent. The grammar of a language can be described without paying much attention to how people talk in natural settings. That English is more international in its scope than other language is well known. They learn many of the social, economic, political, and other practices of their new homeland, but it is not true that a melting pot creates a people of a single culture, even when the circumstances force them to use a single dominant language outside the home. Whether in children or adults, disorders of communication produce profound effects, mainly because they drastically reduce the humans' ability to reach others through communication. Mothers of children with language disorders may spend so much time on occasion trying to figure out what their children want that both they and their children are frustrated and exhausted in the process. Finally, the child may believe that he or she is not, after all, as capable as other children with typical communicative skills. Finally, the child may come to believe that he or she is not, after all, as capable as other children with typical communicative skills. People with communicative disorders may be deprived of opportunities to speak because of the belief that "they can't talk right", which often translates into "they can't talk at all". Prevalence refers to the number of individuals that currently have a particular disorder. A child with such a loss has marked difficulty learning speech sounds. The child with a language disorder tends to shy away from social situations and is less likely to use whatever language he or she has mastered. The child's sentences may be simple or telegraphic, which means that they are missing such grammatical elements as articles, prepositions and conjunctions. Van Riper's definition emphasizes deviancy from the normal and the problem it creates for effective communication. Essentially, Van Riper said that disordered speech deviates from the speech of other persons, calls attention to itself, interferes with communication, and often causes distress in both the speaker and the listener. This approach has been criticized by those who think of language as a tool that people use in social interactions.
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1 Though not strictly dialects, such variations contribute to the diversity of language production just as dialects do. 2 Instead of studying the ages at which different kinds of verbal beahviors are mastered, behavioral researchers try to determine under what conditions those behaviors are learned. 3 Conversation is a dialogue though not limited to two individuals, and narration is monologue though occasionally interrupted by questions or comments from the listeners. 4 Some morphemes are called grammatical morphemes, and most of them cannot convey much meaning when produced in isolation, although in context they modulate meaning. 5 When well fed, happy, dry, and lying on his or her back, a 4-month-old baby typically spends significant time making vocal sounds. 6 Children are quick to learn words that are easily pronounced and those that name objects or animals that move. 7 On the average, children produce their first words around 12 months, although there are significant individual differences. 8 Orthodontists often refer children with deviant swallow to speech-language pathologists for myofunctional therapy, which is treatment aimed at correcting tongue thrust. 9 Severe hearing loss makes it difficult not only to hear other people's speech but also to monitor one's own speech production. 10 Although some children have difficulty producing the target sounds, other do not. 11 Many researchers in the past were concerned with the possibility that a child misarticulates because he or she cannot hear the difference between speech sounds others produce. 12 The individual sound /k/ is a phoneme, but when different speakers produce it in different linguistic contexts, the sound is not the same. 13 A phoneme is a class of speech sounds and it is an abstract name given to speakers' varied production of a speech sound. 14 Such language mixing may involve words from the two languages used in a single sentence, or different sentences may be spoken in different languages. 15 While in the company of similarly bilingual speakers, bilingual speakers often switch back and forth from their first language to their second language. 16 Most bilingual speakers tend to speak their second language in a dialect popularly described as accent. 17 The grammar of a language can be described without paying much attention to how people talk in natural settings. 18 That English is more international in its scope than other language is well known. 19 They learn many of the social, economic, political, and other practices of their new homeland, but it is not true that a melting pot creates a people of a single culture, even when the circumstances force them to use a single dominant language outside the home. 20 Whether in children or adults, disorders of communication produce profound effects, mainly because they drastically reduce the humans' ability to reach others through communication. 21 Mothers of children with language disorders may spend so much time on occasion trying to figure out what their children want that both they and their children are frustrated and exhausted in the process. 22 Finally, the child may believe that he or she is not, after all, as capable as other children with typical communicative skills. 23 Finally, the child may come to believe that he or she is not, after all, as capable as other children with typical communicative skills. 24 People with communicative disorders may be deprived of opportunities to speak because of the belief that "they can't talk right", which often translates into "they can't talk at all". 25 Prevalence refers to the number of individuals that currently have a particular disorder. 26 A child with such a loss has marked difficulty learning speech sounds. 27 The child with a language disorder tends to shy away from social situations and is less likely to use whatever language he or she has mastered. 28 The child's sentences may be simple or telegraphic, which means that they are missing such grammatical elements as articles, prepositions and conjunctions. 29 Van Riper's definition emphasizes deviancy from the normal and the problem it creates for effective communication. 30 Essentially, Van Riper said that disordered speech deviates from the speech of other persons, calls attention to itself, interferes with communication, and often causes distress in both the speaker and the listener. 31 This approach has been criticized by those who think of language as a tool that people use in social interactions.