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A child has difficulty producing the Isl sound and substitutes it for a "th" sound. This is an example of? articulation disorder
A 6-year old says “me go tar” instead of “I want to ride in the car” is an example of: language disorder
The clinician asked the client to name a picture of a book. The clinician wants to examine the client’s language use/ pragmatics
The preferred title for a person trained to diagnose and treat hearing impairment is audiologist
the professional organization for representing and credentialing audiologists and speech-language pathologists is American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
A speech-language pathologist who receives their _____ can provide services in any work setting CCC-SLP
The acronym CCC stands for: Certificate of Clinical Competence
Patting someone on the shoulder is a ________________ type of communication tactile
All are examples of nonverbal communication except: 1. Speech 2. Sign language 3. Drawing 4. Writing 5. Gestures speech
No English word begins with the following sounds /kts/ because of the phonotactic rules
how many words and morphemes are in the sentence "I think this is the easiest exam I have taken" words- 10 morphemes- 12
The process of closing the vocal folds is known as adduction
The articulators include lips, tongue, teeth, soft palate
__________ refers to the function or use of language in appropriate contexts. pragmatics
When a child says “I drinked my milk yesterday”, this is an example of an error in: morphology
Hayden (5) does not show any sign of social play or interaction with others or his mother, his language output is limited in numbers and does not request or use language for social purposes. Which of the following areas of his language are impacted
A child born with cleft lip and palate will have communication disorder as a result of organic deformity
About _____ of communication disorders have hearing impairment 11%
T or F: Dialects are considered a language disorder and should be treated False
T or F: Articulation disorders include sound substitution and hesitations True
T or F: To be a good communicator, it is sufficient to comprehend what is said to you False
T or F: Collecting baseline data should always be done after therapy takes place
T or F: Content refers to the meaning of language True
T or F: Semantics is one of the linguistic aspects that dictates how we form sentences
T or F: Swallowing disorder is one of the categories of communication disorders True
T or F: The structure of words and word parts is referred to as morphology
T or F: The letter “S” in “speak” is a bound morpheme False
T or F: The letter “S” in “cats” is a bound morpheme True
T or F: Words like “pathology”, “geology”, and “homology” each has two morphemes True
Which of the following is the best example of an extralinguistic or paralinguistic element of communication? a. phonemic code b. syntactic rules c. speech code d. pitch and intonation pitch and intonation
Which statement is true of language? a. it is unique to each person b. it is largely genetically predetermined c. it is the oral expression of underlying rules d. it is rule based allowing for infinite number of utterances it is rule based allowing for infinite number of utterances
Which term refers to “sounds that create meaningful differences”? phonemes
Which of the following is an example of pragmatics? a) greeting b) knowing when or not to interrupt c) asking questions d) none of these greeting
T or F: The symbols used in the English language are mutually agreed upon but arbitrary True
T or F: To qualify as a person who is hearing impaired, one should have hearing loss bilaterally False
T or F: Nonlinguistic behaviors are not universal and vary by culture True
T or F: The phonotactic rules refers to the rules that govern combining phonemes in a certain language True
T or F: American Sign Language is not a true language False
T or F: An MLU of 2 is expected for a 9 months old child False
T or F: If a 2 year old has an MLU of 3, this child is expected to be advanced in his/her language. True
T or F: Variegated babbling precedes reduplicated babbling False
T or F: The word “rebuilding” has a total of two free morphemes and one bound morpheme. False (2 bound, 1 free)
"ba da na" is an example of ___________ babbling variegated
In semantic development, “mama” applying to all women is an example of overextension
Fluency is one of the ___________ aspects speech
The smallest meaningful unit in a word is: morpheme
Communication science is concerned with: how people communicate
Communication disorder refers to: expressive and receptive ability
Professionals who assess hearing are known as: audiologists
When the listener translates a message, this is known as decoding
The literal/dictionary meaning of language is referred to as denotative
A normally developing 5-year-old is expected to have 1000+ words
Post assessment, the clinician noted that child X has a total of 20 words which is not appropriate for someone at his age. This is an assessment of which aspect: semantics
A clinician then showed the child a picture and asked the child to describe the picture so she can collect a language sample. This way of assessment allows the SLP to assess the child’s morphology, syntax, and MLU
Which of these could indicate the possibility of being at-risk for language disorder: screening standardized assessment intervention screening
When the SLP says a prompt such as “show me….” and shows the child four similar pictures, this would be an example of assessing comprehension ability
Children with ASD are expected to have: formulaic speech, socio-emotional reciprocality deficits, and fixation on objects rather than humans
Is TBI more common in males or females? males
What is prognosis the likelihood of recovery
Synonyms and antonyms are part of which linguistic aspect? semantics
Who does the hearing evaluation? audiologists
SLI individuals have primary deficits in__________ language
Children born with Down Syndrome most likely have: primary cognitive deficits and secondary language impairment
T or F: What distinguishes ASD children is their ability to create novel utterances False
T or F: If a disability is acquired, it means it happened after the age of 5 years True
T or F: Chronemics refers to tactile means of communication False
A communication disorder characterized by a person's difficulty with reception and expression abilities is called? language disorder
The preferred title for a person trained to diagnose and remediate/treat hearing impairment is: audiologist
The professional organization for representing and credentialing audiologists and speech-language pathologists is: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
A speech-language pathologist who receives the _____ credentials can provide services in any work setting CCC-SLP
What does CCC stand for? Certificate of Clinical Competence
What are phonotactic rules? The rules for combining letters to create a word
Phonology The sound system of a language and the rules that govern the sound combinations
Morphology The system that governs the structure of words and the construction of word forms
Syntax The system governing the order and combination of words to form sentences, and the relationships among the elements within a sentence
Semantics The system that governs the meanings of words and sentences
Pragmatics The system that combines the above language components in functional and socially appropriate communication
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