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AR for adults

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Informational counseling - client learns about hearing - client learns about devices - client learns how to operate and maintain devices
Rational Acceptance Counseling - Once they accept the hearing loss, they can work on ways to live with it - Focuses on the permanency of hearing levels - Provides client with a means to manage communication challenges
Adjustment Counseling - Explores individuals' reactions to hearing loss - Helps clients work through potential negative feelings and decreased sense of self-worth - The audiologist may be the only person this client talks to about their hearing loss
Designing an auditory training program - Auditory skill level - stimuli - activity type - difficulty type
Auditory skill level - Detection - Discrimination - identification - Comprehension
Detection Awareness of sound
Discrimination Distinguish individual stimuli
Identification identify and label
Comprehension Full perception and understanding
Types of Stimuli - phonemes - words - sentences
Types of activities - Analytic - Synthetic - Pragmatic - Eclectic
Analytic - work with small components of speech (phonemes or syllables) - bottom-up processing - ability to start with speech sounds and build
Synthetic - work with meaningful stimuli (words, phrases, sentences) - top-down processing - a working lexicon and applying it/context clues to incoming speech sounds
Pragmatic - Trains listener to control communication environment - Signal to noise ratio, context, or complexity of message
Eclectic combination of Analytic, synthetic, and pragmatic
Created by: Livy_Marolda
 

 



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