Articulation
Role of SLP
Language & Development
Anatomy, ADHD, & ADP
Lang. Dev. Theory
100

Consonant phonemes are identified by place, ___________ , and ________________.

manner and voicing

100

A communication disorder is an impairment in the ability to receive, comprehend, or send messages, either verbally, nonverbally, or ___________.

graphically

100

Auditory processing of sounds for auditory comprehension and language processing occurs in the __________ lobe.

Temporal

100

The cartilage that provides the main structure of the larynx with a visual prominence

Thyroid

100

____________ is the father of modern behavioral theory that says language is a set of verbal behaviors learned through operant conditioning.

B.F. Skinner

200

Nasal sounds are produced by lowering the ________ to the base of the tongue, which closes the oral cavity and allows air (voice) to be directed into the nasal passages.

Velum

200

Evidence-Based Practice includes the clinician's expertise, scientific research, and ______________ .

Client/Patient Perspective

200

The rules governing the use of language in social situations, including the speaker–listener relationship and intentions and all elements in the environment surrounding the interaction, are referred to as _____________.

Pragmatics

200

The energy for producing speech from the ______________ system.

Respiratory

200

A learning language theory where a child is rewarded immediately following the appropriate response is known as ____________ _____________ .

Operant conditioning

300

Two or more consonant sounds that are together without a vowel in between forms a consonant ________ .

blend or cluster

300

A speech-language pathologist is a professional who is specifically educated and trained to identify, evaluate, treat, and prevent speech, language, cognitive, and ___________ disorders.

Swallowing

300

____________ is the average number of morphemes in a young child’s individual utterances; it is roughly equivalent to the child’s chronological age

Mean Length of Utterance

300

ADHD is identified by three subsets of behaviors that include inattention, hyperactivity, and ______________ .

impulsivity

300

The perspective of language development that emphasizes the acquisition of language as an innate, physiologically determined, and genetically transmitted phenomenon – in other words stating that children are “prewired” for language acquisition is known as ______________ Theory.

Nativist

400

______________ helps listeners understand the true intent of a message by using voice inflections to emphasize or deemphasize aspects of the spoken language and is important in conveying emotional aspects of a message.

Prosody

400

Audiologists and speech-language pathologists work in a variety of settings including ___________ .

schools, hospitals, outpatient clinics, industry

400

_____________  Development is the progressive and continuous growth of perception, memory, imagination, judgement, and reasoning

Cognitive

400

Auditory Processing Disorders are diagnosed by insuring that there is no difficulty with __________.

Hearing

400

In child language development, the following pre-linguistic (preverbal) vocalizations that would be evident from Birth to age 6 months include _______ .

Babbling, cooing, crying

500

_________ is the degree of clarity with which an utterance is understood by the average listener, and it is influenced by articulation, rate, fluency, vocal quality, and intensity (loudness) of voice.

Intelligibility

500

The standards that guide the scope of a speech-language pathologist in the United States are established and maintained by __________ .

American Speech-Language and Hearing Association

500

Symptoms of a language disorder that may not become apparent until a child is progressing through the elementary grades may include ________ .

Difficulty with reading and writing; difficulty with math word problems; difficulty with completing homework; difficulty with comprehending new concepts

500

Similarities between ADHD and ADP include difficulty with remembering complex information, organization, and ______________ .

Difficulty in social situations, following complex directions

500

The term for the way that a parent/caregiver speaks to a child with exaggerated intonation and melodic prosody. 

Motherese