Ch. 7 Vocab

Question 0

Imparted fluency, rapid disordered articulation, I distinct speech, excessive dysfluency, disorganized thoughts and language production, articulation at slower rate, compressed or deleted words and syllables, unintentional interchange of sounds in a sentence

Answer 0

Cluttering

Question 1

Fluency disorder characterized by reputations, prolongations, silent intervals, interjections, excessive muscular effort in speaking, avoid certain words and speaking situations

Answer 1

Stuttering

Question 2

Excessive muscular effort, facial grimaces, and hand and foot movement

Answer 2

Associated motor behaviors

Question 3

Total number of dysfluencies, their types, number of words spoken or read. These are used to calculate dysfluency rate

Answer 3

Dysfluency rate

Question 4

This theory is that if the studderers cannot hear themselves when speaking their studdering is reduced or gone. (King’s Speech)

Answer 4

Delayed auditory feedback

Question 5

Modified airflow, gentle initiation if sound, slower rate of speech, soft contact of articulators

Answer 5

Fluency shaping