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Vary a particular type of speech sound and replace it with another speech sound through assimilation and substitution
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Alteration to the structure of a word through reduplication, deletion and cluster reduction
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Typical patterns of how a child simplifies his speech as they learn to talk, and the patterns of sound errors made during the learning process
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Occurs when phonological processes persist beyond the age when most typically developing children have stopped using them or when they are much different than what would be expected
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Changes that cause sounds or syllables to be reduced, repeated or deleted
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All the sounds a child uses to distinguish meaning
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Phonological processes are _______________ in nature
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________ have trouble with phonological processes but not with language comprehension
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Process employed when children use one group of sounds, such as stops, in place of another group
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Process in which one sound or syllable influences another sound or syllable
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Phonology is a branch of ?
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When a child no longer uses one of the natural processes
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The study of the rule system that governs how particular speech sounds are used to produce meaningful words
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Phonological disorders are ___________ in nature
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By this age, most children stop using all phonological processes
