Assessment
When an assessment reveals a problem where there is no problem
False Positive
Alivia will produce /r/ in the initial position of words with minimal cues to 90% accuracy of three sessions is an example of what type of goal.
Session level goal
Communication that is used in combination with residual speech and enhances said speech is considered this.
Specific language impairment is an example of a _______ language disorder
Hint (primary or secondary)
What is primary
Takes into account scientific knowledge, clinical expertise, and client perspectives.
What is Evidence Based Practice
A review of an individual’s development, education and medical history.
Alivia will increase speech intelligibility is an example of what type of goal.
What is a long-term goal.
Unaided
What is temporal-parietal?
A ________ protocol is one that is not affected by false positives or false negatives.
What is a sensitive protocol
The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA; we gave each other in class) is an example of this
Screening
Alivia will produce /r/ in words with 90% accuracy is an example of what type of goal?
What is short-term goal
Static and Dynamic are two forms of this.
What are symbols
A language disorder present from birth is a ______ disorder.
What is developmental.
The score most often used for comparison in norm-referenced testing.
What is a standard score.
The term refers to the number of items scored correctly or incorrectly on a test.
Raw scores
The type of intervention. that results in change quickly
What is efficient intervention
Setting the topic before initiating a conversation is an example of this.
What is an AAC strategy.
Children who only have difficulties with aspects of grammar and syntax fall into the domain of
What is language form.
What is inter-rather reliability
Process by which the involvement of speech,language, and hearing professionals is formally requested.
Referral
Type of intervention that takes place when the progression of the disorder is not likely to be reversed.
What is compensatory.
_______ barriers are imposed by other people and prevent an individual with complex communication needs from participating in communication activities.
What are opportunity barriers
Type of paraphasia that occurs in non-fluent expressive aphasias.
What is phonemic?
Treatment goals that improve a client’s life in some way are said to be this.
What are functional?