Phonological processes

Replacing one syllable or part of syllable by repeating the preceding syllable is?

• Devoicing

• Reduplication

• denasalization

• Affrication

When a nasal sound is replaced with a homogranic (same place) stops

• Gliding

• Denasalization

• Cluster reduction

Inserting a vowel (schwa) to change it's syllable structure

• Epenthesis

• Stopping

• Backing

• Voicing

When a nonalveolar sound is substituted with an alveolar soun

• Reduplication

• Vowelization

• Alevorization

• Derhotacization

When a fricative is substituted with a stop consonant.

• Labialization

• Stopping

• Fronting

• Gliding

When a child replaces a back sound with a sound that is made toward the front of the mouth

• Stopping

• Labialization

• Affrication

• Fronting

omitting the first single consonant or consonant cluster at the beginning of a word.

• Final consonant delection

• Initial consonant deletion

• Cluster reduction

• Weak-syllable deletion

Omitting the unstressed syllable

• Reduplication

• Cluster reduction

• Weak-syllable deletion

• Epenthesis

When an affricate is replaced with a fricative or stop sound.

• Labialization

• Alveolarization

• Deaffrication

• Affrication

when two consonants are together in a word and they omit one

• Cluster reduction

• Epenthesis

• Weak-syllable deletion

• Fronting