What is ethnographic interviewing?

uses descriptive and structural questions to have an open conversation

Which of the following is NOT true about dynamic assessments?

describes all forms of standardized assessments

What does the standard/scaled score do?

provides mean score and standard deviation

What are the four functions of behavior

escape, attention, tangible, sensory

What does a SMART goal mean?

specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound

Which of the following is true about a percentile rank?

"better than or equal to x% of normed sample"

studbud

Child Lang - Module 2 Review

17 termsStudBud Administration32 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards17 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 17

Answers

1
The Zone of Proximal Development refers to what someone can learn when provided scaffolds and supports.
False
True
2
Providing strong language input from an early age is an example of what level of prevention
all of the above
primary
secondary
tertiary
3
What is ethnographic interviewing?
an unintentionally biased way of interviewing
uses descriptive and structural questions to have an open conversation
using a questionnaire with true or false and multiple choice questions
asks questions regarding the client's ethnicity
4
Response to Intervention is a tiered system where tier I is the most individualized and tier III is general instruction
True
False
5
What tool has a high sensitivity but low specificity?
Evaluation
CELF - P3
Assessment
Screener
6
Which of the following is NOT true about dynamic assessments?
changes the stimuli or context to best support the needs of the client
follows a pretest - intervention - post-test model
provides prompts and cues to scaffold the assessment
describes all forms of standardized assessments
7
What do you find from dividing the number of different words by the total number of words?
mean length of utterance
Brown's stages of morphemes
semantic analysis
type-token ratio
8
Count the morphemes! "Dog wants the ball"
5
4
6
trick question! morphemes aren't real
9
What does the standard/scaled score do?
shows the percentage of an assessment the client got right
gives you the average score of the results
all of the above
provides mean score and standard deviation
10
What are the four functions of behavior
escape, attention, sensation, want
elope, attention, desire, sensory
escape, attention, tangible, sensory
elope, attention, taste, sensory
11
Which of the following is NOT a standardized evaluation?
GFTA-3
PLS-5
Language Sample Analysis
CELF-5
12
You can identify a specific disorder through screening a client.
True
False
13
"Because all of the students finished their work, the teacher took away their homework" is an example of what
Negative punishment
Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Positive punishment
14
Which of the following is NOT a part of Evidence Based Practice
Clinical Expertise
Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Client Perspectives
External and Internal Evidence
15
What does a SMART goal mean?
specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, talented
specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound
sparkly moths always radiate trust
specific, measurable, accurate, reasonable, timed
16
What level of prevention connects to early identification and intervention (i.e., hearing screenings)?
all of the above
Tertiary
Primary
Secondary
17
Which of the following is true about a percentile rank?
it's the percentage of how many answers the client got right
all of the above
shows how likely the assessment is to identify the presence of a disability
"better than or equal to x% of normed sample"

Child Lang - Module 2 Review Flashcards | StudBud