SLPA 472 Exam 2 practice '22

The most critical time to recognize and treat hearing loss in infants is by the age of six months.

_____ is the ability to change as a result of the environment, behavior, and experience.

The ability to communicate clearly at a distance is an example of

Suprasegmental aspects of speech include all of the following EXCEPT...

A _________ set is one in which the context or category is clearly established, but specific items are not defined.

Auditory-oral is the best communication approach for all children with hearing differences.

Which if the following is a type of manual communication?

When assessing auditory skills, the stimuli should be presented through simultaneous communication.

Infants with hearing loss babble.

Which of the following is not a common speech-language measure?

Newborns show preferene to whose voice?

What is the avergae age for the identification of hearing loss?

When making phonetic judgments, lip readers focus on the speaker's _________

_______% of babies with hearing differences are born to hearing parents.

A speech map is used to maximize...

Slower and exaggerated speech productions ensure improved comprehension.

_______ is an attitude based on pathological thinking that results in a negative stigma toward anyone who does not hear

Which of the following people would not be a candidate for auditory training?

Which of the following is NOT a category of auditory training method?

Basic oral communication involves five main factors: the speaker, message, feedback, listener, and environment.

Which auditory milestone occurs usually around 2-4 months?

What is not a way to influence access to spoken language?

Approximately ______ of children who are d/hh have other disabilites.

Cochlear implants are the only appropriate options one should choose for a child with profound bilateral hearing loss.

Prior to implementation of newborn hearing screening, the average age for identification of congenital hearing loss was:

American Sign Language requires family commitment to early and consistent hearing device use.

Children who are d/hh who are enrolled in any early intervention programs are likely to have langauge WNL by age 3.

You must have atypical hearing to be a part of the Deaf community.

deaf (little 'd' deaf) usually describes

Which of the following is a characteristic in the form of language that children with hearing loss often have?

Greater _______ means the better of a chance to understand what was said.

Approximately ______ of speech sounds are visible

ASL is a code and not a language.

Which of the following auditory training methods is a "top-down" strategy and emphasizes understanding the message.

Which is a physiological factor that affects auditory skills development?

A viseme is a(n)...