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syntax, story line
What is microstructure?
100
expanding on an utterance
What is recast?
100
nonstandard procedure individualized to client, probe weakness
What is criterion reference?
100
second most common genetic syndrome. flat feet, facial, possible autism
What is fragile x?
100
component
What is syntax?
200
test to determine before or at pregnancy, common causes of ID
What is down syndrome?
200
visual representation
What is bell curve?
200
embolism or thrombosis blockage of an artery due to a clot
What is ischemic?
200
evolving, rule bound, symbols
What is language?
200
pragmatics
What is use?
300
ratio score comparing mental age with chronological age
What is intellectual quotient (ID)?
300
a test which allows comparison of a child's performance to the performance of those in a standardized sample group
What is norm referenced assessment?
300
thinning of walls in blood vessels
What is aneurysm?
300
dead tissue resulting from brain damage
What is infarct?
300
site of damage in brain
What is lesion?
400
children at age 3 repeat
What is echolalia?
400
describing children with a disruption in learning language
What is language disorder?
400
a syndrome characterized by velopharyngeal insufficiency and cleft palate
What is velo-cardio facial syndrome?
400
abnormal muscle tone resulting from brain damage
What is cerebral palsy?
400
child exhibits significant linguistic deficits and nothing else
What is specific learning impairment (SLI)?
500
component of language concerning the system of speech sound rules
What is phonology?
500
scores have an estimate for individuals cognitive function
What is mental age?
500
word meaning, content
What is semantics?
500
disorder characterized by difficulty in socialization and communication and behavior. Described according to a continuum or severity of impairment
What is autism spectrum disorder?
500
formal language, textbook comprised of expository and argumentative/persuasive
What is literate language?
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