Praxis Study Night 4

A deep look into stuttering and voice disorders to better be prepared for the SLP Praxis. TherapyEd's National Speech-Language Pathology Examination Review & Study Guide Sammons Preston An Advanced Review of Speech - Language Pathology

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1
Stuttering in preschool children is more likely on
Vowels
Function words
Final words in a sentence
Content words
2
Research on the prevalence of stuttering has shown that:
blood relatives of a stuttering woman run a greater risk
familiar incidence is higher than in the general population
All of the above
sons of stuttering mothers run a greater risk than fathers
3
This sounds like they are speaking through their nose.
Hypernasality
Conjunctivities
Hyponasality
Plugged nose
4
Cancellations, pull-outs, and preparatory sets are taught in
Approach-avoidance reduction technique
The fluency shaping approach
The direct stuttering reduction approach
The fluent stuttering approach
5
Cancellations, pull-outs, and preparatory sets are taught in
The direct stuttering reduction approach
Approach-avoidance reduction treatment
The fluency shaping approach
The fluent stuttering approach
6
This is a predictive statement
Prevalence
Incidence
7
In male-to female transitions, estrogen does not affect the vocal folds
False
True
8
In female-to male transitions, testosterone is used to thicken the vocal folds
True
False
9
The position that stuttering indicates a social role conflict was taken by
Sheehan
Brutten and shoemaker
Van Riper
Wischner
10
Which has been studies more extensively, stuttering or fluency?
Stuttering
Fluency
11
This is determined by counting the number of individuals who currently have a disease
Incidence
Prevalence
12
Unless the client changes their abusive behaviors, the nodules will rarely disappear
True
False
13
A Multi-disciplinary team-oriented approach is critical to a thorough evaluation of voice dis.
True
False
14
The theory that stuttering is caused by lack of unilateral dominant hemisphere is the
stuttering-as-psychoneurosis theory
Approach-avoidance theory
diagnosogenic theory
cerebral dominance theory
15
"You know" and "I mean" are...
phrase interjections
broken words
16
These are silent intervals within words, also known as intralexical pauses.
Broken Words
Pauses
Inerjections
17
The rate of occurrence in a specified group of people...
Prevalence
Incidence
18
The fluent stuttering treatment
Was developed by Van Riper
Aims at reduced abnormality of stuttering
Seeks normally fluent speech
A and C
19
Brutten and shoemaker proposed that
All of the above
Stuttering is d/t classically conditioned negative emotion
Some dysfluencies are operantly conditioned
Stuttering is part-word repetitions and sound prolongations
20
The fluent stuttering treatment
Seeks normally fluent speech
Was developed by Johnson
Was developed by Brutten and Shoemaker
Was developed by van riper

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Questions 20

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1
Stuttering in preschool children is more likely on
Vowels
Function words
Final words in a sentence
Content words
2
Research on the prevalence of stuttering has shown that:
blood relatives of a stuttering woman run a greater risk
familiar incidence is higher than in the general population
All of the above
sons of stuttering mothers run a greater risk than fathers
3
This sounds like they are speaking through their nose.
Hypernasality
Conjunctivities
Hyponasality
Plugged nose
4
Cancellations, pull-outs, and preparatory sets are taught in
Approach-avoidance reduction technique
The fluency shaping approach
The direct stuttering reduction approach
The fluent stuttering approach
5
Cancellations, pull-outs, and preparatory sets are taught in
The direct stuttering reduction approach
Approach-avoidance reduction treatment
The fluency shaping approach
The fluent stuttering approach
6
This is a predictive statement
Prevalence
Incidence
7
In male-to female transitions, estrogen does not affect the vocal folds
False
True
8
In female-to male transitions, testosterone is used to thicken the vocal folds
True
False
9
The position that stuttering indicates a social role conflict was taken by
Sheehan
Brutten and shoemaker
Van Riper
Wischner
10
Which has been studies more extensively, stuttering or fluency?
Stuttering
Fluency
11
This is determined by counting the number of individuals who currently have a disease
Incidence
Prevalence
12
Unless the client changes their abusive behaviors, the nodules will rarely disappear
True
False
13
A Multi-disciplinary team-oriented approach is critical to a thorough evaluation of voice dis.
True
False
14
The theory that stuttering is caused by lack of unilateral dominant hemisphere is the
stuttering-as-psychoneurosis theory
Approach-avoidance theory
diagnosogenic theory
cerebral dominance theory
15
"You know" and "I mean" are...
phrase interjections
broken words
16
These are silent intervals within words, also known as intralexical pauses.
Broken Words
Pauses
Inerjections
17
The rate of occurrence in a specified group of people...
Prevalence
Incidence
18
The fluent stuttering treatment
Was developed by Van Riper
Aims at reduced abnormality of stuttering
Seeks normally fluent speech
A and C
19
Brutten and shoemaker proposed that
All of the above
Stuttering is d/t classically conditioned negative emotion
Some dysfluencies are operantly conditioned
Stuttering is part-word repetitions and sound prolongations
20
The fluent stuttering treatment
Seeks normally fluent speech
Was developed by Johnson
Was developed by Brutten and Shoemaker
Was developed by van riper