Theoretical Background
Phoneme collapses are seen as ...
What are strategies to compensate for limited sound systems?
The hearing and intelligence of clients best suited for Multiple Oppositions Therapy.
What is typical?
Drill-play is a(n) (BLANK) activity of this approach.
What is early?
Shorter treatment
Increased intelligibility
Efficient intervention
What are advantages of the Multiple Oppositions Approach?
The speech mechanism in those best suited for Multiple Oppositions therapy is...
What is functional?
Phonemes that differ in voice, place, and manner.
Words that have the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings
What are homonyms?
Severity of speech sound disorder best suited for Multiple Oppositions therapy
What is moderate to severe?
They should be maximally distinct from each other
What are the target phonemes?
Addresses the sounds as a (BLANK) as opposed to individually.
What is a system?
Keep, seep, and sheep all being pronounced as deep
What is a phoneme collapse?
Familiarization and Initial Production of Contrasts, Production of Contrasts and Interactive Play, Contrasts within Communicative Contexts, and Conversational Recasts.
What are the 4 Phases of Maximal Oppositions treatment?
Addresses patterns across the sound system as opposed to this.
What is one contrast at a time?
The Multiple Oppositions Approach should be used when a child has a (BLANK) disorder.
What is phonological?
The child will be presented with different words differing by (BLANK) phoneme(s)
What is one?