Chapter 12 & 13 Language Disorders

What are the 3 components of language? Select all that apply

• form

• pattern

• use

• content

• means

•May not point at objects they want

•Low rate of initiating communication with others

•Do not respond to their own name

These characteristics warrant a concern for a language disorder/delay with which group as described in your notes/book.

• Adults

• School Age Children

• Infants and Toddlers

• Preschoolers

What is the term that describes children who have difficulty with spoken language without another disorder present and no known etiology (cause)?

• Language Deficit

• Developmental Language Disorder

• Autism

• Pragmatic Language Delay

Trouble comprehending basic concepts and words used regularly

Interrupting often and responding inappropriately to questions or comments

Limited number of morphemes

These characteristics warrant a concern for a language disorder/delay with which group as stated in your notes/book?

• Preschoolers

• Adults

• School Age Children

• Infants/Toddlers

If a child has difficulty with their "form" of language, you would notice errors in which aspect of language?

• Semantics

• Pragmatics

• Phonology

  Morphology

  Syntax

Which diagnostic condition is being described below?

Pervasive and sustained difficulties with reciprocal social communication and social interactions characterized by severe problems with conversation, sharing of interests or emotions.

• Intellectual Disability

• Developmental Language Disorder

• Specific Learning Disorder

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

Which diagnostic condition would DYSLEXIA be an example of?

• Developmental Language Disorder

• Specific Learning Disorder

• Intellectual Disability

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

Which diagnostic condition is indicated by severe deficits in cognitive functions and adaptive behaviors that appear during childhood or adolescence?

• Intellectual Disability

• Specific Learning Disorder

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Developmental Language Disorder

What is the term for tests that are administered to compare a child's skills in a given area with that of other children who are the same chronological age?

• Language Sample

• Norm-Referenced

• Speech Sample

• Transdiscipliary

Which assessment tool allows you to assess a child's language during a variety of activities while capturing all aspects of language and is child centered?

• Language Sample

• Norm-Referenced Testing

• Multidisciplinary Assessment

• Transdiciplinary Assessment