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Duplicate of SPH 320 Exam 3
Duplicate of SPH 320 Exam 3
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What is NOT a criteria for being diagnosed with SLI?
below average IQ
no oral motor abnormalities
below average scores on normed assessments
not diagnosed with ASD
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What is bottom up processing?
data driven
Knowledge-based- schema driven
3
An associated problem that may occur in children with SLI:
cognitive processing deficits
echolalia
gross motor difficulties
digestive problems
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What is sociodramatic script training?
role play social interactions
Training typically developing peers to work with SLI kids
Training child to play appropriately
Acting out stories child has read
5
Culture focused on immediate family:
individualist culture
family culture
monoculture
collectivist culture
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What is NOT true about LSL (Listening & Spoken Language)?
need to access audiological services
children use total communication
children benefit from technology- hearing aids, etc.
children learn to speak & listen
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A child's language learning environment is usually the cause of SLI.
False
True
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PECS is a high tech device used for communication.
False
True
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Which of the following is a characteristic of communication with ASD?
fixation on objects
echolalia
hand flapping
toe walking
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What is the main function of the ecological approach to ID?
looks at individual and supports in different areas
assigns person with ID to category: mild, moderate, severe
determines if child should live in a group home
looks at IQ of person only
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What does SLI stand for?
Special Learning Impaired
Special Language Impairment
Speech Language Impaired
Specific Language Impairment
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What assessment looks at challenging behaviors and the cause of them?
parent-interaction assessment
functional assessment
curriculum based assessment
norm-referenced assessment
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What is considered a postnatal cause of ID?
TBI
genetics
mother drinking alcohol
hypoxia
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What is characteristic of auditory neuropathy?
short in auditory nerve
temporary loss
cochlear implant won't help
no hearing loss
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Children with ASD have difficulty taking the perspective of others. This is called:
cognitive processing
mind reading
sensory processing
theory of mind
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What intervention is shown in the video?
ABA
Enhanced Milieu
TEACCH
Relationship Development Intervetion
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Which of the following is not in the DSM-V?
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Language Disorder
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
Social Communication Disorder
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Low tech, high tech, and mid-tech are considered which of the following?
AAC symbols
AAC techniques
AAC strategies
AAC aids
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What are the stages of grief in order?
acceptance, depression, anger, denial
denial, anger, depression, acceptance
denial, depression, anger, acceptance
anger, depression, denial, acceptance
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Which is not considered a criterion referenced assessment for a chid with SLI?
CASL
curriculum based language assessment
Parent-child interaction assessment
language sample
21
Which ID subtype has "overly friendly" pragmatics and verbal abilities a strength?
Williams Syndrome
Down Syndrome
Fragile X
cerebral palsy
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Which is NOT a cause of ASD?
environmental exposures
small gene mutations
genetics
MMR vaccine
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Hearing loss caused by damage to inner ear or auditory nerve
conductive
sensorineural
auditory neuropathy
mixed
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A SLP can diagnose a child with autism.
True
False
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What is conversational recast training?
used with students with MLU of 1.0-3.5
modifying child's utterance to make it more acceptable
combining two simple sentences into a complex sentence
adult directed
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Children with SLI have difficulty with morphosyntax. What is considered morphosyntax?
plural "s"
conversational repair
multiple meaning words
requesting objects
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What is NOT included in the definition of intellectual disability?
characteristics originate before the age of 3 years
originate before age 18 years
IQ- 70 or below
significant limitations in adaptive behavior
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When a member of one culture judges another culture based on their values:
cultural self-awareness
culturally responsive
ethnocentrism
culturally biased
