Lecture 4 - FAVRES Flashcards

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What does FAVRES stand for?

A

The Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning & Executive Strategies

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2
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One goal of the FAVRES is to assess _____ cognitive communication deficits

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subtle

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3
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What are subtle or higher level deficits in CC?

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  • deficits that cause one to ‘pass the test but fail at life’
  • deficits apparent in daily life but not on structured testing
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4
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Higher level cognitive communication disorders involve deficits in which possible areas?

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  • complex comprehension
  • discourse
  • social interaction & pragmatics
  • verbal reasoning
  • executive functioning
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5
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According to the functional integrative view of communication, communication exists at the __________ of cognitive, linguistic and psychosocial/emotional abilities

A

interface

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6
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What are examples of subtle deficits in complex comprehension in ABI?

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Difficulties:

  • discriminating relevant vs. irrelevant
  • detecting speaker’s purpose
  • discriminating fact vs opinion
  • distinuishing between emotional vs logical arguments
  • evaluation speakers bias, prejudice and attitude
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What are deficits in complex expression of ABI?

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  • Discourse: tangential, excessive, irrelevant, vague, slow, impoverished
  • reliance on set expression
  • disinhibition, immaturity, self focused topics, overly familiar, inappropriate
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What are deficits in verbal reasoning of ABI

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  • DECREASED: inferencing, ability to see relationships among problems, goals & relevant info, ability to assess situation and predict, flexibility, generation, evaluation of possible solutions, speed and efficiency
  • impulsivity
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9
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What are frontal lobe symptoms in ABI

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  • poor empathy and judgement
  • indecisive
  • immature
  • poor insight,
  • disorganized
  • impulsive
  • self centred
  • low motivation
  • inflexible
  • flat affect
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How does the FAVRES assess higher level CCD?

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  • 5+ critical factors analyzed
  • 10+ mins of sustained processing
  • organization of info
  • shifting from one stimulus to another
  • timed
  • qualitative & quanitative
  • generative responses & fluency items
  • flexibility question
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11
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The FAVRES is ecologically valid because …

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  • has real life amounts of info
  • functional material
  • context/themes
  • roles/perspectives
  • emotional/social/pragmatic
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12
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The FAVRES assesses what level of the WHO ICF?

A

activity level

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13
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Describe the target population for the FAVRES

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  • adult version: 18+
  • student version: 12-19
  • had an ABI
  • Rancho level 6 or above
  • basic comm functions intact
  • functional reading comprehension
  • attention span sufficient to engage in 30 min of Ax
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14
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What are the 4 tasks of the FAVRES

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  • planning an event
  • scheduling
  • making a decision
  • building a case
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15
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What is scored in the FAVRES

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  • time
  • accuracy
  • rationale
  • analysis of reasoning sub skills
  • qualitative: strengths and weaknesses

-has standard scores and percentiles

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16
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T or F: results from the FAVRES should be interpreted independently

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FALSE- should be interpreted within the context of a full CC assessment battery

17
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T or F: FAVRES shows promise as a predictor of return to work and school

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True