Diagnostic/Models

Which of the following is true of norm-referenced standardized assessments?

Which of the following test instruments would you use to diagnose a child w/ phonologically based speech sound disorder?

A modality that depends on auditory perception is

Patricia Kuhl's research on categorial perception has demonstrated that:

12th percentile

Cant have expressive delay without receptive delay

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Phonotatic rules

A test has a cut-off score of 72. By definition, this is a/an

Macroglossia is associated with

A symptom of all types of aphasia is an impairment in

Which of the following is characteristic of Parkinson's disease?

Planning, writing and publishing the DSM-V involves the National Institute of Health and the

An allomorph changes the sound of a word and is any one of the possible phonetic forms of a morpheme

Critical age theroy is associated with

By 18month of age, a child should have ___.

The Simple View of Reading (SVR) describes reading comprehension as the product of

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In DLD and William's syndrome, ______ dissociates from ______.

Standard score of 114

it takes 36 exposures for a child with DLD to learn a new word, part of statical learning

Hockett’s design feature ‘productivity’ is demonstrated when an ape combines two known signs to name a novel referent

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Standard score of 90

A patient scores in the 20* percentile on a norm ref test in which the standard score has a mean of 100 (SD +/-15). Thus

Confronting naming-labeling after viewing stimuli

A patient presents with poor comprehension; fluent speech; anomia; jargon; neologisms; intact repetition. Aphasia type?

Malapropism is to say something almost correct

Reasons for conducting an evaluation include

Which of the following is not within the SLPs scope of practice

Sapir whorf theory asserts that cognition determines language

Working memory and processing speed are considered "domain general processes"

In a bell curve showing a normal distribution, approximately % of the scores fall within 2 SDs of the mean:

"Percentile" is defined as the number of responses answered correctly x 100.

An example of corrective feedback is

A "wait and see" approach to diagnosis, often accompanied by informai intervention and test-retest procedure is called

60th percentile

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You order a new test for your clinic that has alternate test forms. This indicates that test will be appropriate for ___

which of the following reflects principles of statical learning?

The term "individual differences" describes

According to the ASHA Code of Ethics, test scores for patients/clients that are not represented in the normative sample

Which of the following reflects vygotskian principles

morphology describes word order in a sentence

Social interactionist views of language acquisition are associated with

A patient presenting with slow, labored speech agrammatism; anomia; right side hemiparesis poor repetition Aphasia type?

Which of the following is true of norm referenced standardized tests?

Finding a double dissociation supports modular theories of lingusitic organization

Which of the following describes a test's diagnostic accuracy:

Diagnostic instruments should be constructed on the basis of a contemporary theoretical model of speech-lang processing

Which of the following reflects principles of the social interactionist view of language acquisition?

90 percent

There are aprox 60,000 language in the world

Standard score of 83

More than two standard deviations above the mean

Stanine of 9

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cognition is acquiring, organizing, storing, and retrieving

Speech sound disorders (SSDs) are broadly classified according to_______. This classification system helps _________.

According to the APA, which of the following scores are psychometrically problematic and should not be reported

Which of the following reflects Vygotskian principles:

in terms of statistical learning the integration process depends on LTM

“Tan” had which of the following

Standard score of 50

A smooth philtrum and epicanthal folds are oral- facial features characteristic of

Diagnostic codes from the ICD-10 are used primarily for

In children over 3 years of age, the presence of epicanthal folds is always indicative of a developmental disorder.

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z score of 1

Which following circumstances would it be permissible not to perform a hearing screening prior to a language evaluation?

ICD-10 diagnostic codes are used (CHOOSE 2)

Speech sound disorders (SSDs) are broadly classified according to ___. This classification system helps ___.

A "wait and see" approach to diagnosis, often accompanied by informal intervention and test-retest procedure is called

Newborns are universal listeners