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There are five characteristics for child directed speech:-1-It is less complex than normal speech.2-It is more exaggerated than normal speech.3-It may be higher pitch.4-There are longer annd more frequent pauses,and the rate of speech is slower5-There is a limited range of words,and special forms of words are used.
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Who was the creator of chucky?
The movie Child's Play was directed by Tom Holland and written by Don Mancini.
Which of the following are characteristics of Henry Moore's Mother and Child?
simplified forms and abstracted shapes
Who Directed the movie Taken?
The movie Taken with Laim Neeson was directed by Pierre Morel
Who directed the movie 'The Odyssey'?
'The Odyssey' (1997) was a made-for-TV-movie directed by Andrei Konchalovsky.
Who directed the movie 'Zoolander'?
The movie Zoolander (2001) was directed by Ben Stiller.
Do all cultures use Child directed speech?
Most cultures use some form of child-directed speech, characterized by a higher pitch, repetition, and simplified language. However, the specific ways in which caregivers interact with children can vary depending on cultural norms and values.
The king's speech by?
King's Speech directed by Tom Hooper.
What are the two cultural patterns of speech between young children and their caregivers that researchers have identified?
Researchers have identified two cultural patterns of speech between young children and their caregivers: child-directed speech (CDS) and infant-directed speech (IDS). CDS refers to the simplified and exaggerated way adults speak to children, while IDS specifically refers to the high-pitched, melodic tone often used when communicating with infants.
What part of speech is characteristics?
The word characteristics is a plural noun. The singular is characteristic.
Is Child Directed Speech necessary for language acquisition?
Strictly speaking no, it is not necessary, CDS is not universal among world cultures and as such plenty of children learn to speak with a lack of CDS. It's only required that you speak to the child, not necessarily use CDS patterns.
What does motherese?
Baby talk, motherese, parentese, mommy talk, caretaker speech, infant-directed talk (IDT), or child-directed speech (CDS) is a nonstandard form of speech used by adults in talking to toddlers and infants. It is usually delivered with a "cooing" pattern of intonation different from that of normal adult speech: high in pitch, with many glissando variations that are more pronounced than those of normal speech. Baby talk is also characterized by the shortening and simplifying of words. Baby talk is also used by people when talking to their pets, and between adults as a form of affection, intimacy, bullying or patronising, or in various forms of affectionate written communication such as lolcats.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_talk
Is there a term for talking to yourself and is there a linguistic term for speech directed to yourself?
Soliloquy?
What is child-directed activity?
an activity that allows the child to assume responsibility for the activity, while contributing
What is the definition of diatribe?
A rant, a long passionate speech directed against someone or something.
How does the use of infant-directed speech impact language development in young children?
Infant-directed speech, also known as baby talk or motherese, positively impacts language development in young children. This type of speech is characterized by higher pitch, exaggerated intonation, and simplified vocabulary. Research shows that infants are more attentive and responsive to infant-directed speech, which helps them learn language more effectively. It also aids in developing their vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills.
What are the characteristics of a goal-directed team player?
usually proactive and tends to define the purpose
What are the characteristics of a medically fragile child?
a child that has medical issues
