What are the lexical input (2nd) systems?

Phono input lexicon, object concepts, ortho input lexicon

What are clinical pathways?

Methodology 4 mutual decision making and organising px care

What makes up the output/assembly buffers?

Phonological assembly, graphemic output buffer

What is not a limitation of CNP?

intelligibility does not improve

What are the 3 recognition level mechanisms (input)?

Aud/phono analysis, Object recog, visual/ortho analysis

Providing treatment for aspects of language that have been fractioned by brain damage is what?

Language impairment based approach

What are the lexical output processes?

Phonological output lexicon, orthographic output lexicon

What's an example of systems where a word finding difficulty could exist?

Semantic system level and phonological output lexicon

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LANGUAGE Week 9: Intro to Clinical Neuropsych approaches to aphasia

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1
What approach is: Goal of intervention = enhancement of life participation thru documentation?
None of the above
Life participation approach
Language impairment based approach
Consequences focused approach
2
What are the 3 key principles in looking @ evidence and determining level of impairment?
Converging evidence on tasks that share processes
Nature of errors
Effect of critical variables
All of the above
3
What are the lexical input (2nd) systems?
graphemic output buffer, phono output buffer, object conceps
Phono input, ortho output, phono output
Phono input lexicon, object concepts, ortho input lexicon
Phono input lexicon, object concepts, visual ortho analysis
4
What does the PALPA spoken word to picture matching task not contain?
Semantic distractor that shares characteristic w visual dist
Less semantically related distractor & Target
Visual distractor that looks like target
Additional target
5
Focusing on disability, depression, QOL and social isolation is what kind of approach?
Consequences based approach
Life participation approach
None of the above
Impairment based approach
6
What are clinical pathways?
bedside assessment
Clinical placement
methodology 4 individual decision making
Methodology 4 mutual decision making and organising px care
7
Which of the bottom are not sub lexical routes?
Orthographic to grapheme conversion & Phono to graphemic con
Orthographic to phonological conversion
Phonological input to output conversion
Phonological assembly
8
What makes up the output/assembly buffers?
Graphemic output assembly, phonological buffer
None of the above
Articulatory programming, calligraphic realisation
Phonological assembly, graphemic output buffer
9
The CNP is a _______ model?
Multi phrase
Double word
Single word
Multi word
10
What is not a limitation of CNP?
Knowledge of breakdown lvl doesnt guide how to treat
Impairment driven
Single word approach (validity for everyday discourse?)
intelligibility does not improve
11
What are the 3 recognition level mechanisms (input)?
Aud/phono analysis, Object recog, visual/ortho analysis
Aud/phono analysis, object recognition, object concepts
ortho output lexicon, phono output lexicon, object recog
Aud/phono analysis, Phono input lexicon, ortho input lexicon
12
What does CNP stand for?
Cognitive Science
Cognition New Part
Cognitive NeuroPsych model
Cognitive NeuroPhysiology
13
Providing treatment for aspects of language that have been fractioned by brain damage is what?
Language impairment based approach
Life Participation approach
Consequences based approach
None of the above
14
What are the lexical output processes?
Auditory phonological analysis, visual orthographic analysis
Phonological output lexicon, orthographic output lexicon
Phonological input lexicon, orthographic input lexicon
graphemic output buffer, phonological assembly
15
What's an example of systems where a word finding difficulty could exist?
Expressive and receptive language
Aphasia
Semantic system level and phonological output lexicon
Auditory comprehension and verbal comprehension

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LANGUAGE Week 9: Intro to Clinical Neuropsych approaches to aphasia

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Questions 15

Answers

1
What approach is: Goal of intervention = enhancement of life participation thru documentation?
None of the above
Life participation approach
Language impairment based approach
Consequences focused approach
2
What are the 3 key principles in looking @ evidence and determining level of impairment?
Converging evidence on tasks that share processes
Nature of errors
Effect of critical variables
All of the above
3
What are the lexical input (2nd) systems?
graphemic output buffer, phono output buffer, object conceps
Phono input, ortho output, phono output
Phono input lexicon, object concepts, ortho input lexicon
Phono input lexicon, object concepts, visual ortho analysis
4
What does the PALPA spoken word to picture matching task not contain?
Semantic distractor that shares characteristic w visual dist
Less semantically related distractor & Target
Visual distractor that looks like target
Additional target
5
Focusing on disability, depression, QOL and social isolation is what kind of approach?
Consequences based approach
Life participation approach
None of the above
Impairment based approach
6
What are clinical pathways?
bedside assessment
Clinical placement
methodology 4 individual decision making
Methodology 4 mutual decision making and organising px care
7
Which of the bottom are not sub lexical routes?
Orthographic to grapheme conversion & Phono to graphemic con
Orthographic to phonological conversion
Phonological input to output conversion
Phonological assembly
8
What makes up the output/assembly buffers?
Graphemic output assembly, phonological buffer
None of the above
Articulatory programming, calligraphic realisation
Phonological assembly, graphemic output buffer
9
The CNP is a _______ model?
Multi phrase
Double word
Single word
Multi word
10
What is not a limitation of CNP?
Knowledge of breakdown lvl doesnt guide how to treat
Impairment driven
Single word approach (validity for everyday discourse?)
intelligibility does not improve
11
What are the 3 recognition level mechanisms (input)?
Aud/phono analysis, Object recog, visual/ortho analysis
Aud/phono analysis, object recognition, object concepts
ortho output lexicon, phono output lexicon, object recog
Aud/phono analysis, Phono input lexicon, ortho input lexicon
12
What does CNP stand for?
Cognitive Science
Cognition New Part
Cognitive NeuroPsych model
Cognitive NeuroPhysiology
13
Providing treatment for aspects of language that have been fractioned by brain damage is what?
Language impairment based approach
Life Participation approach
Consequences based approach
None of the above
14
What are the lexical output processes?
Auditory phonological analysis, visual orthographic analysis
Phonological output lexicon, orthographic output lexicon
Phonological input lexicon, orthographic input lexicon
graphemic output buffer, phonological assembly
15
What's an example of systems where a word finding difficulty could exist?
Expressive and receptive language
Aphasia
Semantic system level and phonological output lexicon
Auditory comprehension and verbal comprehension