Exam 3 Part 5 Flashcards

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Can be used effectively to signal the child that something may be amiss with the production. The child is left to scan recent memory to determine where communication breakdown occurred; “are you sure that’s right?”

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Contigent query

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If the child produces the target correctly but in a smaller unit than desired, such as a one-word response following a reduced error repetition/request, the facilitator can use an ______ request.

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Expansion

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the facilitator acknowledges the child’s utterance or comments and then asks for more, as in “Uh-huh, and then what did you do?” or “Wow, what will you do next?” or “That sounds like fun, what happened then?”

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Turnabout

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Aid the child in providing more information of a specific nature. For example, the facilitator might repeat the child’s utterance with the addition of but to elicit contrary or adversative information, or and to elicit complementary information; “Oh, you played games and….”

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Relational terms in open-ended utterances

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5
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What are some examples of temporal terms?

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And then, first, next, before, after, when, while

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What are some examples of causal terms?

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Because, so, so that, in order to

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What are some examples of adversative terms?

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Except, however, except that

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What are some examples of conditional terms?

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If, unless, or, in case

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What are some examples of spatial terms?

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In, on, next to, between, etc.

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10
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When does generalization fail?

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Taught out of context, represents neither a child’s communicative functions nor linguistic knowledge or experiences, poorly chosen targets, present few communicative opportunities

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As an SLP who is designing an intervention, you need to ask…

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Will this procedure (or target) work in the child’s everyday environment? Is there a need within the everyday communication of the client for the feature that is being trained, and do the methods used in its teaching reflect that everyday context?; why am I doing this and why am I doing it this way?

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12
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What is the best approach to language therapy?

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Functional approach

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13
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What happens to the brain during the intervention process?

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The brain is rewired to gain a skill back or to develop a new one; neuroplasticity

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What is required of the SLP in order to approach intervention?

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Neurological system, development

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What are the 4 steps of scientific process?

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Develop a hypothesis, test hypothesis, analyze data, create treatment plan.

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16
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What are some difficulties with generalization during an articulation intervention?

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Takes a lot of people to help with generalization, consistent generalization of the sound into spontaneous speech can be difficult

17
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Should we wait for generalization at the end of the the articulation intervention?

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No; should be throughout therapy