Question 1

Vowels are considered to be especially visibly distinctive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Match each description with its term :
-the rate at which information is conducted and manipulated throughout the nervous system

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement D

Question 3

Evidence suggests that during speechreading, there occurs a simultaneous activation of acoustic and visual lexical neighborhoods.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plus- vision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the normalized ratio method?

Accepted Answer

A)  10% 
B)  40% 
C)  80% 
D)  85% 
A)  10% 
B)  40% 
C)  80% 
D)  85%

Question 5

The sounds /b, m, p/ comprise a _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The sounds /b, m, p/ comprise a...

Question 6

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plusvision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the simple difference method?

Accepted Answer

A)  10% 
B)  40% 
C)  80% 
D)  85% 
A)  10% 
B)  40% 
C)  80% 
D)  85%

Question 7

In a recorded test of speech recognition administered in a vision-only condition, the visual signal is typically comprised of the talker's __________ , with the talker facing the patient head-on.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In a recorded test of speech recognition...

Question 8

Some evidence suggests that individuals who have congenital hearing loss lipread better than do individuals who are born with normal hearing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When a talker speaks the sound /m/, the lips:

Accepted Answer

A)  draw back 
B)  open slightly 
C)  pucker slightly 
D)  press together 
A)  draw back 
B)  open slightly 
C)  pucker slightly 
D)  press together

Question 10

Auditorily, conversational speech has been shown to be more intelligible than clear speech.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

When speaking conversationally, a talker may speak anywhere from ________words per minute.

Accepted Answer

A)  50 to 100 
B)  150 to 250 
C)  200 to 300 
D)  400 to 500 
A)  50 to 100 
B)  150 to 250 
C)  200 to 300 
D)  400 to 500

Question 12

Match each description with its term :
-the lowest frequency of a complex waveform

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 13

What are the four features of the Jena Method of speechreading training?

Accepted Answer

The four features include:
Sounds descri

Question 14

What are the five variables that compound the difficulty of lipreading?

Accepted Answer

Any three of the following ans

Question 15

Match each description with its term :
-occurs when information from the auditory and the visual signal combine to form a unified percept

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement

Question 16

Match each description with its term :
-a way of speaking to enhance one's intelligibility? it entails speaking with a slowed rate and good but not exaggerated enunciation of words

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 17

A person with hearing loss will depend more on the visual signal for speech recognition than will people who have normal hearing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

People who have hearing loss will have an easier time recognizing the speech of someone who is familiar than someone who is unfamiliar.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Match each description with its term :
-a technology used to study the activity of the brain

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement

Question 20

Oral interpreters certified through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf must adhere to a Code of Ethics, which includes what three guidelines?

Accepted Answer

The Code of Ethics states that oral inte

Vowels are considered to be especially visibly distinctive.

Match each description with its term : -the rate at which information is conducted and manipulated throughout the nervous system

Evidence suggests that during speechreading, there occurs a simultaneous activation of acoustic and visual lexical neighborhoods.

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plus- vision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the normalized ratio method?

The sounds /b, m, p/ comprise a _______.

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plusvision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the simple difference method?

In a recorded test of speech recognition administered in a vision-only condition, the visual signal is typically comprised of the talker's __________ , with the talker facing the patient head-on.

Some evidence suggests that individuals who have congenital hearing loss lipread better than do individuals who are born with normal hearing.

When a talker speaks the sound /m/, the lips:

Auditorily, conversational speech has been shown to be more intelligible than clear speech.

When speaking conversationally, a talker may speak anywhere from ________words per minute.

Match each description with its term : -the lowest frequency of a complex waveform

What are the four features of the Jena Method of speechreading training?

What are the five variables that compound the difficulty of lipreading?

Match each description with its term : -occurs when information from the auditory and the visual signal combine to form a unified percept

Match each description with its term : -a way of speaking to enhance one's intelligibility? it entails speaking with a slowed rate and good but not exaggerated enunciation of words

A person with hearing loss will depend more on the visual signal for speech recognition than will people who have normal hearing.

People who have hearing loss will have an easier time recognizing the speech of someone who is familiar than someone who is unfamiliar.

Match each description with its term : -a technology used to study the activity of the brain

Oral interpreters certified through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf must adhere to a Code of Ethics, which includes what three guidelines?

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

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Exam 6: Audiovisual Speech Perception and Speechreading Training for Adults

Vowels are considered to be especially visibly distinctive.

Match each description with its term : -the rate at which information is conducted and manipulated throughout the nervous system

Evidence suggests that during speechreading, there occurs a simultaneous activation of acoustic and visual lexical neighborhoods.

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plus- vision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the normalized ratio method?

The sounds /b, m, p/ comprise a _______.

If a person has a correct score of 75% in a vision-only condition and a correct score of 85% in an audition-plusvision condition, what is the speechreading enhancement score using the simple difference method?

In a recorded test of speech recognition administered in a vision-only condition, the visual signal is typically comprised of the talker's __________ , with the talker facing the patient head-on.

Some evidence suggests that individuals who have congenital hearing loss lipread better than do individuals who are born with normal hearing.

When a talker speaks the sound /m/, the lips:

Auditorily, conversational speech has been shown to be more intelligible than clear speech.

When speaking conversationally, a talker may speak anywhere from ________words per minute.

Match each description with its term : -the lowest frequency of a complex waveform

What are the four features of the Jena Method of speechreading training?

What are the five variables that compound the difficulty of lipreading?

Match each description with its term : -occurs when information from the auditory and the visual signal combine to form a unified percept

Match each description with its term : -a way of speaking to enhance one's intelligibility? it entails speaking with a slowed rate and good but not exaggerated enunciation of words

A person with hearing loss will depend more on the visual signal for speech recognition than will people who have normal hearing.

People who have hearing loss will have an easier time recognizing the speech of someone who is familiar than someone who is unfamiliar.

Match each description with its term : -a technology used to study the activity of the brain

Oral interpreters certified through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf must adhere to a Code of Ethics, which includes what three guidelines?

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

Filters