Phonological process Chart - PlayWorks Therapy Inc.
[Pages:2]Phonological process
Cluster reduction
Final consonant deletion Initial consonant deletion
Weak syllable deletion Epenthesis Backing
Fronting Affrication Deaffrication Alveolarization Depalatalization Labialization Gliding Stopping
Description
Example
Approximate age of
elimination
When a consonant cluster is produced with only one consonant
"truck" ? "tuck" "slide" ? "side" "brown" ? "bown"
When the last consonant of a word is omitted When the first consonant of a word is omitted
"dog" ? "daw" "dog" ? "awg"
When the first unstressed syllable of a word is omitted When a sound is added between two consonants, often "uh" When alveolar sounds /t/ or /d/ are substituted with /k/ or /g/
"banana" ? "nana" "plane" ? "puh-lane"
"bus" ? "buhk" "lid" ? "lig"
When velar sounds /k/ or /g/ are substitued with alveolar sounds /t/ or /d/ When a non-affricate is substitued with an affricate, "ch" or "j" When an affricate "ch" or "j" is substituted with a fricative or stop, like "sh" or /d/ When an non-alveolar sound is substitued with an alveolar sound When a palatal sound is substituted with a non-palatal sound When a non-labial sound is substituted with a labial sound, /m/, /p/, or /b/. When /l/ or /r/ becomes a /w/ or /y/ sound When a fricative or affricate is
"bag" ? "bad" "lake" ? "late"
"doggie" ? "joggie"
"choo-choo" ? "shoo shoo" "chip" ? "dip"
"shoe" ? "tu" "make" ? "nake"
"dish" ? "dit"
"toad" ? "poad" "nail" ? "mail"
"yellow" ? "yewo"or "yeyo" "rock" ? "wock" "foot" ? "put"
~4 years; Including /s/, gone by 5 years
~3 years Never typical; seen in more severe phonological disorders ~4 years ~8 years
Never typical; seen in more severe phonological disorders ~3.5 years
~3 years
~4 years
~5 years
~5 years
~6 years
~6 years /f, v, s, z/ by 3
replaced with a stop
"jump" ? "dump"
Vowelization Assimilation Denasalization Final Consonant Devoicing
Prevocalic Voicing
Coalescence Reduplication
When /l/ or "er" sounds are replaced with a vowel When a consonant is substituted with another consonant within the word When a nasal consonant like /n/ or /m/ is substituted with a nonnasal sound like /d/ or /b/ When a voiced consonant at the end of the word, like /d/ is produced as its unvoiced counterpart, like /t/ When an unvoiced consonant at the beginning of the word, like /f/, is produced as its voiced counterpart, like /v/ When two phonemes are substituted with a consonant that has similar features When a sound or incomplete syllable is repeated
"apple" ? "appo" "color" ? "colluh" "ladder" ? "dadder" "bub" ? "bus"
"monkey" ? "bunkey" "nose" ? "dose"
"bug" ? "buck" "road" ? "wrote"
"fish" ? "vish" "sip" ? "zip"
"spoon" ? "foon"
"bottle" ? "baba"
years "ch" "sh" "th" "j" by 5 years -~3 years
~2.5 years
~3 years
~6 years
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~3 years
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