Professional Issues
This is the act that mandated free and appropriate education for disabled students aged 3 to 21.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
These are non-speech aspects of stuttering that may accompany speech (ex: physical tension, eye blinking)
Secondary behaviors
This is the name of the phonological process heard when a child says tu/shoe
stopping
Requires that an employer make “reasonable accommodations” for workers with disabilities, and provide special equipment as needed
The Americans with Disabilities Act
The acronym HIPAA stands for this
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
We know that stuttering is more likely to occur with which of the following: consonants/vowels
consonants
This is what you are assessing when you show someone how to produce an erred sound by modeling it and saying "watch me make the __ sound" then you ask them to say it back.
Stimulability
This disorder is characterized by rapid and/or irregular speech rate atypical pauses, maze behaviors, pragmatic issues, decreased awareness of fluency problems or moments of disfluency,
cluttering
This law provides civil rights protections relative to employment to all individuals with disabilities
The Americans with Disabilities Act
This term refers to the disappearance of/recovery from something without help/intervention
spontaneous recovery
This is a therapy approach that emphasizes the syllable as the basic unit of speech production (also uses the concept of phonetic environment)
McDonald's Sensory Motor Approach
This is the systematic reduction in the frequency of stuttering when a short, printed passage is repeatedly read aloud.
Adaptation effect
This act required students be in the least restrictive environment, and expanded the number of categories of disability
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
This effect happens when stuttering occurs on words that surround previously stuttered words.
Adjacency Effect
This is an approach in which you cycle through sounds rather than targeting them to mastery.
Hodson and Paden's Cycles Approach
This law bars employment discrimination against qualified people who have mental or physical disabilities.
Americans with Disabilities Act
These are 3 common reasons why HIPPA could apply in SLP practice
files in care, social media, water cooler talk, email breach, HIPAA form, stolen laptop, lock on cabinet, etc.
This is determined by counting the number of people who currently have a disorder/disease
prevalence
This is a terms for how functional words are within a child’s communicative environment
Communicative potency
These are some possible social implications of stuttering
Negative emotions, Avoidance behaviors, Anxiety