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UARK CDIS 2253 Exam 4 - Aslin Questions And Answers Verified By ExpertsUARK CDIS 2253 Exam 4 - Aslin what is communication? - ANS the exchange of information what is language? - ANS symbol system for communication; contains arbitrary and abstract symbols what are the three frames of reference for language? - ANS form, content, and use language form contains... - ANS words, phrases, sentences & larger units of meaning what is phonology? - ANS ...

intro to cdis exam 5 uark aslin Fluency - ANS •Effortless and smooth production of speech Disfluencies include - ANS •hesitations, •repetitions, •mispronunciations, •and interjections in one's speech Types of Disfluencies - ANS •Part-word repetitions •Word repetitions •Phrase repetitions •Interjections (like um) •Revision-incomplete phrase •Dysrhythmic phonations •Tense pauses Unfilled pauses Normal versus Abnormal Speech Flue...

CDIS-410 Midterm Exam (Weeks 1-6) Complete Solution Chronological Age measured in UNITS OF TIME (i.e. Years) = their ACTUAL AGE Biological Age 1. Where people stand relative to the # OF YEARS THEY WILL LIVE -Example = 65 when expected to die @ 70 years vs. 65 when expected to die @ 90 years 2. Age of body's ORGAN SYSTEMS & PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Functional Age 1. COMPETENCE in carrying out specific tasks -Examples = Walking, Driving, Sports 2. Measure of a person's ability to functi...

UARK CDIS 2253 - EXAM 5 ASLIN fluency - ANS effortless and smooth production of speech disfluency - ANS hesitations, repetitions, mispronunciations, and interjections in one's speech normal vs. abnormal speech fluency - ANS frequency of occurence, duration of individual moments of disfluency, tension, awareness and attitude, distribution in speech sequence what kind of people can have a disfluency and at what point of conversation can the disfluency happen? - A...

CDIS 3113 Final CDIS 3113 Final Standardized Assessment - ANS It should be self-sufficient in terms of stimulus materials and recording forms. The standardized assessments are created based on testing of a large population to provide generalized findings. Norm-referenced vs Criterion reference tests - ANS Standardized assessment may include both norm-referenced and criterion- referenced tests. All norm referenced test are standardized. However, all criterion-referenced tests...

CDIS 421 Neuroanatomy Study Guide Exam Q&A 100% Solved | Rated A+ Chromatolysis - Occurs when a cell is injured and the cell body swells and shifts its nucleus to the periphery. Commissural fibers - Fibers that connect one hemisphere to another. Saltatory conduction - Occurs when an impulse jumps from node to node on an axon. Horizontal slice - (or slice) of the brain separates the top from the bottom. 2 neuron reflex arc (monosynaptic) - Simplest type of nerve pathway, involves sensor...

CDIS 623 Exam #1 Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+ Why do we measure language? - 1) identification of disorders, delays, etc. 2) assess a child's present level of skills 3) determine when to start & stop intervention 4) provide functional outcomes for a child What are the two types of measurement? - 1) standardized based (better for initial measurement) 2) performance based (better for ongoing measurement) standardized based assessment - - compares a child to others of t...

CDIS Exam #5 fluency -ANS effortless and smooth production of speech disfluency -ANS interruption in the flow of speech disfluency -ANS hesitations, repetitions, mispronunciations, and interjections in one's speech stuttering -ANS fluency disorder that usually begins in early childhood affecting 1% of US population consistency effect -ANS stutter on certain words expectancy phenomenon -ANS predict stuttering avoidance strategies -ANS ...

CDIS EXAM #2 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. Why should we study the history of Communication Sciences and Disor- ders?: Study effective and ineffective intervention strategies Realize age of information is not necessarily what's important (if it works, it works) See the impact of culture on a profession 2. In what year was the first communication disorder supposedly recorded?- : 2000 B.C 3. Who was to have recorded the first communication disorder?: Middle Egypt- ian Dynasty 4. What wa...

CDIS-410 Midterm Exam (Weeks 1-6) Complete Solution Chronological Age measured in UNITS OF TIME (i.e. Years) = their ACTUAL AGE Biological Age 1. Where people stand relative to the # OF YEARS THEY WILL LIVE -Example = 65 when expected to die @ 70 years vs. 65 when expected to die @ 90 years 2. Age of body's ORGAN SYSTEMS & PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Functional Age 1. COMPETENCE in carrying out specific tasks -Examples = Walking, Driving, Sports 2. Measure of a person's ability to functi...