The voiced and unvoiced members of cognate pairs develop at the same relative  age.

There are multiple norm charts developed by researchers, though there are some disagreements of what phonemes develop, the order that they develop, and the age that they develop.

When using narrow transcription, it would be important to indicate that a plosive that is usually aspirated at the end of the word, was not aspirated when produced.

The multiple oppositions approach targets the ___________ of phonemic contrasts in a child’s speech sound system.  _______

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Therapy approach for children with severe phonological disorder that have significantly poor intelligibility.  This approach targets syllable-ness in primary targets.

Intervention approach used for moderate to severe phonological disorders, 6 errors missing from inventory, targets largest difference in class and features.

All of the following are modifiable risk factors to coronary diseases except:

You don’t have to catch exceptions of type ________________

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