EEX3120 Chapter 4: Assessment and Intervention Flashcards
Name the natural variations of a language used by speakers of that language. They represent language differences not disorders
Dialects
Name the disorders that affect language processing and/or transmission of speech, hearing, listening, reading, or writing
Communication disorders
ASHA defines communication disorders as an impairment in the ability to receive, send, process, and comprehend concepts, verbal or non-verbal. What do the letters in the acrostic ASHA stand for
American Speech-Language Hearing Association
The exact nature and __________ (mild, moderate, severe, profound) of impairment varies from individual to individual
Degree
Individuals at any age may be _________ from various sources for communication disorder evaluation. Federal law mandates that all children from birth to twenty receive special services _________ if needed
Referred; screening
Assessment of communication disorders is a systematic process of obtaining information from many sources and in different settings to verify and specify communication __________ and __________ and to identify possible causes of problems and make plans to address them
Strengths and weaknesses
This is the study of causes
Etiology
Name the professional that may determine the reasons for communication deficits
Speech Language Pathologist
There are three identified casual categories for communication deficits, name one and its cause
Predisposed; genetics
This refers to the use of a trained target behavior with different people in various environmental settings and linguistic contexts, __________. This data is obtained by the speech language pathologist to elicit target behavior(s) under multiple conditions that provides a starting point __________
Generalization; baseline data