Extra Credit Flashcards

1
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True or False: Aphasia is caused by a motor problem.

A

False.

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2
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What is the most frequent cause of dementia in adulthood?

A

Alzheimer’s Disease

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3
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What is Limb Apraxia?

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A disorder of skilled movement (or praxis) that cannot be attributed to paralysis.

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4
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True or False: Broca’s Aphasia is nonfluent.

A

True

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5
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Give 3 examples of automatic speech:

A
  1. Counting
  2. Days of the week
  3. Alphabet
  4. Jingles
  5. Curse words
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6
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What are the 2 broad categories of Paraphasias?

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Lexical and Sublexical

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7
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What is body-part-as-object (BPO)?

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Observed spatial error when someone uses a body part as an object, such as puffing on a finger when asked to mime smoking a cigarette.

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8
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What is body-part-as-tool (BPT)

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Observed spatial error when someone actually uses a body part as the tool, such as using a straightened finger as a toothbrush or pencil when miming the appropriate action, as opposed to pretending to hold the toothbrush or pencil.

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9
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A gesture’s iconicity is…

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the physical similarity between a gesture and its referent.

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10
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Movements are classified according to:

A

transivity and complexity

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Transivity:

A
  • Transitive actions upon objects (e.g. dialing a phone)

- Intransitive actions without objects (e.g., an OK sign)

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12
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Complexity:

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-A single movement (e.g. drinking)

or

-A sequence of movements (e.g. making coffee)

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13
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Can drawing be a communicative option?

A

Yes

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14
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The language system’s context have been said to be…

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external to a speaker (communicative situation), and internal (world knowledge and emotional states).

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15
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Conversation is more….

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situation-dependent, because many referents exist in the participants’ surroundings.

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16
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Reading is more….

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knowledge-dependent, because interpretation depends heavily on the reader’s knowledge (and imagination).