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ADHD
What is attention deficit disorder neurological impairment that regulates behavior
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low birth weight, and small head circumference, jittery and irritable
What is drug-exposed children
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characteristics of FAS
What is low birth weight, CNS dysfunction, growth deficiency, dysmorphic features, demonstartes hyperactivity, motor problems, attention deficits, cognition disability
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problems with pragmatics
What is childhood schizophrenia
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Difficulty comprehending written symbols
What is dyslexia
200
TBI due to what
What is Traumatic Brain Injury, due to external force to the head
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this area of language is most affected in a TBI
What is pragmatics, 1 million children get a TBI from abuse each year
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Exposure to alcohol during pregnancy
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
200
Anxiety disorder in which a person who can normal speak can no longer produce speech
What is selective mutism
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__%of those with LD have some form of a reading problem
What is 80%
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ASD
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder, biological, neurological differences, genetic, males are more affected, failure to meet normal milestones
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Language Characteristics of ASD
What is communcation problems, might be nonverbal, lack prosody, demonstrate echolalia. Pragmatics and semantics are more affected than form
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Language characteristic of TBI
Evident after mild injuries, language comprehension and higher level language are often affected, word retrieving, naming, and object description are difficult, narration is often difficult
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referral and screening, case history and interview, language development, language environment, possible cause for language features
What is assessment
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Overuse of fillers and circumlocution associated with rapid speech and lack of awareness , will not use words that they stutter on
What is cluttering?
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language characteristics of SLI
What is hard time extracting regularities from language, registering different contexts, constructing word-referent associations, hard time with grammar markers, speak slow with frequent disruptions, difficulty using context for vocab development
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ASD may employ verbal routines called
What is formuli, misinterpret sublets of conversations
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as many contexts as possible, note interests, caregiver communication, method of control, fully describe events following behaviors or language features
What is observation
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Specific impairment in language functioning
What is a specific language impairment?
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SLI life span issues
What is viewed negatively, poor social skills, many have SLD
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TBI, stroke, congenital malformation, convulsion disorder, and encephalopathy
What is a Brain Injury
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___ children and adolescents have a TBI in the US
What is 1 million
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Standardized tests, descriptive tests/ strengths and weaknesses, dynamic assessment, test scores should be interpreted cautiously
What is testing