Group 13 Flashcards

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Self-Regulatory 5 step process

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Self observation |Self assessment |Self recording |Self-determination or reinforcement |Self administration of reinforcement

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4 dimensions of behavior common to behavioral or emotional disorders

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Frequency|Intensity|Duration |Age-Appropriateness

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Data collection sheet

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Used to document student behavior that may be a sign of an emotional or behavioral disorder

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Clinically derived classification systems

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Group behavior into categories with information on symptoms, severity, and other info to make a diagnosis ||Ex. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

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Statistically derived classification system

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Statistic categories of behavior that appear to be common in children with emotional or behavioral disorders

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undercontrolled

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Non compliant behaviors, aggressiveness, Acting out

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overcontrolled

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shy, quiet, anxious, withdraw from conflict

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Dyslexia

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A serious difficulty learning to read in the usual way

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cerebral palsy

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A congenital disorder of movement, muscle tone, or posture.

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spina bifida

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congenital defect in the vertebral column caused by the failure of the vertebral arch to close

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muscular dystrophy

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group of inherited muscle disorders that cause muscle weakness without affecting the nervous system

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gifted children

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those who display exceptional intellectual strengths

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receptive language

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ability to comprehend speech

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Articulation

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The physical production of particular speech sounds

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fluency

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smoothness of speech

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Comorbidity

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The simultaneous presence of two chronic diseases or conditions in a patient

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Autism

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A serious developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact.

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Severity levels of autism

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  1. Requiring support |2. Requiring substantial support|3. Requiring very substantial support
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Level 1 autism

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Requiring support: without support deficits are noticeable. Inflexibility of behavior, difficulty switching between activities, problems of organization and independence

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Level 2 Autism

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Requiring substantial support. Marked deficits in verbal, nonverbal, social even with supports. Inflexibility appear frequently and interfere in a variety of contexts. Distress changing focus.

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Level 3 autism

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Requiring very substantial support. Severe deficits, very limited social interactions, minimal response. Extreme difficulty coping Skyhawks change, great distress changing focus.

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Hallmark traits indicative of autism

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Lack of speech and delays in communication development

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Asperger’s syndrome

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mild autistic disorder characterized by awkwardness in social situations

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Characteristics of autism

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Concentration and attention |Anxiety disorders|Affective disorders |Learning difficulties |Social skills |Repetitive behavior |Communication deficits

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joint attention

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the ability to make eye contact with others and to look in the same direction as someone else

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2 steps to diagnose autism

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Developmental screening and surveillance |Multidisciplinary comprehensive evaluation

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Assessments for autism

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Gold standards of assessments: autism diagnostic observation schedule and autism diagnostic interview-refused ||Additional: ||Modified checklist for autism in toddlers |Educational observations |Caregiver interviews|Developmental histories |Psychological testing |Speech-language assessments |(Neurological and genetic testing)

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Testing for aspergers

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Autism spectrum screening questionnaire |Childhood asperger syndrome test

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applied behavioral analysis (ABA)

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an intensive treatment for autism, based on operant conditioning.

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Discrete Trial Training (DTT)

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Tasks are broken down into short, simple trials.

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Pivotal Response Training (PRI)

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home-based intervention used with autism. Similar to “Floor Time”.