Neuro
What bony structure encases the brain?
Skull
What disorder is characterized by air escaping through the sides of the tongue instead of through the center making a slushy speech sound?
Lateral Lisp
True or False:
Stuttering often co-occurs with anxiety.
True
What clinical supervisor is the President elect of ASHA
Perry
What lobe is responsible for auditory processing?
Temporal
Name the phonological process:
A child says "wabbbit" instead of "rabbit"
This is an example of _____
Gliding
What therapy method encourages people who stutter to accept their stuttering and associated feelings?
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
What clinical supervisor is the President elect of NCSHA
Mr. C
What region of the brain is responsible for executive functions?
Frontal lobe/Prefrontal Cortex
Name the phonological process:
A child says "go" instead of "goat"
This is an example of _____
Final consonant deletion
Name the stuttering characteristic:
A child is speaking and produces a "ppppenguin"
Prolongation
What clinical supervisor is Stuttering Board Certified?
Mrs. Harrington
What region of the brian is responsible for coordinating muscle movements for speech?
Broca's Area
What is the hard structure in the that can be found behind the teeth?
Alveolar Ridge
Hard palate is also ok :)
Without any professional help, between what age do children spontaneously stop stuttering?
You get points for names any age in the range**
Between 2 and 7 years
What new clinical supervisor used to work with TBI patients
Jessica Thomas
What region of the brain is responsible for language comprehension?
Wernicke's Area
Name the phonological process:
A child says "gog" instead of "dog"
This is an example of _____
Backing
What do you call a physical or verbal actions (like eye blinking, jaw jerking, or sentence revisions) that people who stutter may use to cope with or hide their stuttering?
Secondary Behavior
What graduate professor works with adults with Aphasia
Dr. Obermeyer