Communication Disorder

Which describe someone who have speech disorder? Choose more than 1 answer

• have problem in making speech sounds

• have dialects

• unable to understand language rules

• impairment in speech with normal flow

Morphology is...

• the rules of governing speech sounds

• the rules that govern alterations of internal organizations of words

• the rules of organizing sentences that are meaningful

• the rules about attaching meanings and conecpts to words

• the rules of using language for social purposes

which part is not the prevalence for communication disorder

• very easy to identify

• often occur as part of other disabilities

• communication disorder shows the same exact symptoms for everyone

• most communication disorder happened in preschool children

Endah is an Indonesian student who study overseas in New York. Back in Indonesia, she was very bad at speaking English. But, after the third month in New York, she start to understand and able to speak English fluently to communicate with her friends and teachers.

Which of the followings explain what happened in the story from the 6 theories of language by Nelson (1998)​​ (a)  

• language learning depends on brain development and proper brain functioning

• language is acquired by a biological process

• language arises from the need to communicate

• language learning is affected by the consequences of language behavior

Amira is a young child who does not have sufficient word vocabulary, use two-word utterances and did not outgrow as she grow up.

What type of primary language disorder is this?

• Specific Language Impairment (SLI)

• Early Expressive Language Delay (EELD)

• Language-based impairment

Aliya is a young children with autistic spectrum disorders. She have difficulty in developing skills for social interactions. And because of that, she have disability in communication. This is called as...

• Primary Language Disorder

• Secondary Language Disorder

• Tertiary Language Disorder

Which of the following describe someone with articulation disorders?

Choose more than 1 answer

• unable to express their emotions (cry, laugh, etc)

• errors in producing sounds

• does not understand second language

• omits, substitues, distorts, or adds speech sounds

Which part is true about fluency disorders

Choose more than 1 answer

• may speak too quickly

• may stutter

• may have interruptions of normal speech flow

• may have hesitation and repeitition of normal speech flow

Someone who have damage to the brain that control muscles causing them to have disruption of motor planning and programming so that the speech is slow, effortful, and consistent is...

• fleuncy disorder

• articulation disorder

• motor speech disorder

• brain disorder

Explain why early intervention for communication disorder is important