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What is Stage 1 of development called?
What is Stage 1 of development called?
Perlocutionary stage 0-8 months
Which of the following characteristics are associated with the Perlocutionary stage? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following characteristics are associated with the Perlocutionary stage? (Select all that apply)
What occurs during Stage 2 of development?
What occurs during Stage 2 of development?
Emergence of intentional communication
What is one of the key developments in the Illocutionary stage?
What is one of the key developments in the Illocutionary stage?
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What marks the beginning of Stage 3 of development?
What marks the beginning of Stage 3 of development?
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In the Locutionary stage, children stop using gestures.
In the Locutionary stage, children stop using gestures.
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Study Notes
Stage 1: Perlocutionary Stage (0-8 months)
- Attentional Interactions: Infants respond to stimuli but lack specific intentions; behavior includes crying and cooing.
- Undifferentiated Behavior: Actions are random and not goal-directed; caregivers often interpret these actions.
- Contingency Interactions: Actions aimed at gaining and maintaining attention without specific differentiation; infants show an interest in manipulating objects and start to recognize object functions.
Stage 2: Illocutionary Stage (8-12 months)
- Differentiated Interactions: Infants begin to plan and adjust behaviors with specific goals in mind.
- Intentional Communication Emerges: Use of gestures and vocalizations to convey messages becomes prominent; eye contact is crucial.
- Behavioral Repetition: Infants frequently repeat behaviors to communicate; they actively show objects and employ a full range of functional gestures.
Stage 3: Locutionary Stage (12+ months)
- First Meaningful Word: Marked by the child's utterance of their initial word with intentional meaning.
- Continued Use of Gestures: Gestures remain important in communication, enhancing verbal expression.
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Test your knowledge on the three stages of infant communication: Perlocutionary, Illocutionary, and Locutionary. This quiz covers behaviors and interactions that define each stage, including the developmental milestones associated with them. Ideal for students and caregivers interested in early childhood development.
