Speech Disorders and Intervention: Quiz 4 Review

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What type of approach is used for articulation?

Phonetic Approach

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Give the 7 steps in the phonetic approach to articulation therapy

- Auditory Discrimination
- Production of Sound in Isolation
- Nonsense Syllables
- Words
- Structured Contexts/Phrases and Sentences
- Spontaneous Speech
- Dismissal and Reevaluation Criteria

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When beginning to work on a particular sound or phoneme in words, open syllable words are easier to produce than closed.

True

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List the position of the sound within the word in order from the easiest to most difficult

Initial/Final/Medial

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"I see a _______" is an example of a __________ when working in the phrase/sentence level of articulation.

Carrier Phrase

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A good position to begin the phoneme [k] is the final position

True

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What is the main difference between the phonemes [v] and [f] in terms of voice/place/manner?

Voicing

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Treatment of phonological disorders begins at the isolation/sound level

False

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When treating a phonological disorder the treatment focuses on the ____________ system of the child.

Phonological

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When treating a phonological disorder which of the approaches we discussed is NOT based on using minimal pairs?

Cycles Training

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Target words in metaphon therapy are minimal pair words.

True

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Which is NOT one of the 3 main criteria clinicians use to select target sounds when working with a child with a phonological process disorder?

Stimulability

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It is estimated that 60-80% of preschoolers with phonological impairments have concurrent language impairments.

True

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List one difference and one similarity between minimal opposition contrast therapy and maximal oppositions approach.

Minimal Opposition Approach uses similar target sounds; Maximal Oppositions Approach uses sounds that are very different in approach; Both use minimal word pairs

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Behavioral objectives are a statement that describes a specific target behavior in _______________ and _________________ terms.

Observable and Measurable

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What are the 3 main components of a short term objective? a. ______________b. ______________c. ______________

- "Do" (action) statement
- Condition
- Criterion

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This short term objective contains all the components needed: The client will produce the phoneme [s] in the initial position of words with a visual and verbal model.

False

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The verb "understand" is an acceptable verb to use in a behavioral objective in the "Do" statement.

False

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Write a short term objective from the following information:
- a. "Do" statement: Diminish the process of final consonant deletion in words
- b. Conditions: given the clinician's visual cue
- c. Criterion: with 80% accuracy over 3 consecutive sessions

The client will diminish the process of final consonant deletion in words given the clinician's visual cue with 80% accuracy over 3 consecutive sessions