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Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Chapter 9
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Hearing loss is present at birth or happened before beginning to talk.
What is Prelingually deaf?
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bimodal
What is a CI in one ear and a hearing aid in the other ear?
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Down syndrome, Fragile X, Williams syndrome.
What are different subgroups of Intellectual Disability?
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Impairments in social reciprocity, communication, and behavioral rigidity.
What are Autism spectrum disorders?
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These children demonstrate a language impairment as their single obvious developmental delay.
What is Specific Language Impairment?
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A loss that is present at birth.
What is Congenital?
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The manual language used by the Deaf community in the U. S.
What is ASL?
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Between 50-70 IQ Between 35-50 IQ Between 20-35 IQ Below 20-25 IQ
What are varying degrees of ID?
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Most appear to begin life as 'late talkers.'
Who are children with SLI?
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etiology
What is the cause of a condition?
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Characterized by distinctive patterns of prosody that distinguish it from the speech of those with normal hearing.
What is Deaf Speech?
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Repetition of topics and phrases in a conversation with others.
What is Perseveration?
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The act of repeating language heard in the speech of others.
What is Echolalia?
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This behavior of 2-4 year olds is most obvious during rapid progress with language acquisition and is not a problem.
What is Developmental disfluency?
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Cerebral palsy, Cleft palate, Chronic ear infections.
What are organic causes of speech disorders?
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Will not be able to develop spontaneous oral language like that of normal language.
What is 'Children born with hearing impairment limitations of 60dB or higher.'
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Language skills best described as Delayed, not Deviant.
What is the language development of children with diagnoses of intellectual disability.
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Joint attention, symbol use, Theory of Mind.
What are underlying deficits that children with autism fail to acquire?
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Generalization (to teach children to be able to create utterances that have not been directly taught.)
What is a key problem that teachers face when teaching children with SLI?
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These children with SLI also demonstrate articulation disorders, dyslexia, disfluent speech.
What are concomitant problems?
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Depressed vocabularies, problems with sentence structures, omitted sounds, 3rd grade reading level, poor use of language.
What is speech and language development of a hearing impaired child.
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Systems or devices used as alternatives to oral communication.
What is AAC?
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This was designed to increase the probability of generalization of learned skills in the treatment approaches of cildren with ASD.
What is Applied behavior analysis (ABA)?
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More than half of all children with this speech problem are able to spontaneously recover before the age of seven.
What is children who stutter?