Module 1 review

Speech sound disorders are more prevalent in _______

Which is NOT a known origin of SSD

At what age is a speech sound disorder also evidenced by difficulties with literacy

which is NOT a risk factor intrinsic to the child?

Difficulty in the ability to control and execute motor speech movements.

child is able to produce a variety of phonemes BUT has difficulty with selecting and sequencing (lexical inconsistency)

SSD with difficulty in planning and programming movement sequences, resulting in errors in speech production and prosody

A speech sound disorder is not typical of a person's age, cognitive ability and what?

I can tell you why children with known origin SSD receive services at an earlier age than unknown

A SSD of an unknown cause

A SSD where you will see Pattern Based Speech Errors

What is NOT related to a speech sound disorder?

impairment in the ability to receive/send/process/comprehend concepts of verbal, nonverbal and graphic symbol systems

Why is it important to know about risk and protective factors?

I remember what can happen if an SLP does not have adequate transcription skills

In classifying SSD, onset of symptoms is in the late adolescent period

Considered a simple motor speech difficulty

SSD where you will see difficulty with sibilants or rhotics

the most important articulator

where the articulators go to stop the airstream

At what age should a child's speech be most similar to an adult?