Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Pre-speech Vocalizations(also: Pre-linguistic Vocalizations, Infant Vocalizations)
- Sounds produced by infants before the development of recognizable speech, including cooing, babbling, and other vocal productions. Pre-speech vocalizations are important predictors of later articulation and language abilities, and their analysis can help identify children at…
- Prelinguistic Development(also: Pre-Speech Development, Prelinguistic Communication)
- Prelinguistic development refers to the stages of vocal and communicative development that occur before an infant produces meaningful words, typically spanning from birth to approximately 12-18 months. This development progresses through recognized stages: the Phonation Stage…
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