Question 1

Phonological deficits often co-occur with deficits in what area of language:

Accepted Answer

A)  Pragmatics 
B)  Morphosyntax 
C)  Semantics 
D)  Voice 
A)  Pragmatics 
B)  Morphosyntax 
C)  Semantics 
D)  Voice B

Question 2

Discuss the top-down versus bottom-up theories of speech production.

Accepted Answer

“Top-down” – suggesting that language moves from pragmatic to semantic to syntactic and then to phonologic – or “bottom-up” – the reverse order, relying on feedback.  It appears that both processes, top-down and bottom-up, play a part in speech production.

Question 3

Research has shown that children who use a pacifier may be 3 times more likely to develop a speech sound disorder compared to children who do not use a pacifier.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Discuss the link between language and phonology. What areas of language are most closely related to phonological disorders?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary, but students should d

Question 5

Oral tactile sensitivity is typically most sensitive at the midline of anatomical structures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Intelligence plays an important role in articulation skills in what population:

Accepted Answer

A)  Individuals with severe cognitive impairments 
B)  All populations 
C)  Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing 
D)  Individuals with autism 
A)  Individuals with severe cognitive impairments 
B)  All populations 
C)  Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing 
D)  Individuals with autism

Question 7

Tongue thrust only has to do with swallowing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Frenum clipping is very rarely recommended for in individuals with ankyloglossia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Personality may contribute to speech sound disorders. Specifically, parents of children with SSD have reported their child to be:

Accepted Answer

A)  Not sensitive 
B)  Very bold 
C)  Overly sensitive 
D)  Very friendly 
A)  Not sensitive 
B)  Very bold 
C)  Overly sensitive 
D)  Very friendly

Question 10

Removal of part or all of the hard palate would have a detrimental effect to speech production.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Children with missing teeth will always have a lisp.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The most common speech sound error seen in individuals with tongue thrust is:

Accepted Answer

A)  /w/ for /r/ substitutions 
B)  Fronting 
C)  Backing 
D)  Sibilant distortions 
A)  /w/ for /r/ substitutions 
B)  Fronting 
C)  Backing 
D)  Sibilant distortions

Question 13

Discuss the factors that have contributed to the mixed findings in the literature regarding whether or not otitis media with effusion OME) is related to speech sound disorders.

Accepted Answer

Research findings have been mixed due to

Question 14

Children with SSD often struggle with reading and spelling. Interestingly, children with SSD have often exhibited the same errors in their spelling as they do in their speech. Discuss why this may be?

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary but students

Question 15

Personality may be linked to speech sound production.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Children with speech sounds disorders are likely to have academic difficulties in what specific areas:

Accepted Answer

A)  English, spelling, grammar 
B)  Reading, spelling, phonological awareness 
C)  Social studies, science, math 
D)  Reading, math, spelling 
A)  English, spelling, grammar 
B)  Reading, spelling, phonological awareness 
C)  Social studies, science, math 
D)  Reading, math, spelling

Question 17

What are the three ways that tongue thrust can present?

Accepted Answer

1) has an anterior gesture at

Question 18

Tongue thrust will always affect dentition.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Research does not support a connection between otitis media and speech sound disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In twin studies, which type of twins have more highly correlated articulation skills:

Accepted Answer

A)  Monozygotic 
B)  Dizygotic 
C)  Unozygotic 
D)  Bizygotic 
A)  Monozygotic 
B)  Dizygotic 
C)  Unozygotic 
D)  Bizygotic

Phonological deficits often co-occur with deficits in what area of language:

Discuss the top-down versus bottom-up theories of speech production.

Research has shown that children who use a pacifier may be 3 times more likely to develop a speech sound disorder compared to children who do not use a pacifier.

Discuss the link between language and phonology. What areas of language are most closely related to phonological disorders?

Oral tactile sensitivity is typically most sensitive at the midline of anatomical structures.

Intelligence plays an important role in articulation skills in what population:

Tongue thrust only has to do with swallowing.

Frenum clipping is very rarely recommended for in individuals with ankyloglossia.

Personality may contribute to speech sound disorders. Specifically, parents of children with SSD have reported their child to be:

Removal of part or all of the hard palate would have a detrimental effect to speech production.

Children with missing teeth will always have a lisp.

The most common speech sound error seen in individuals with tongue thrust is:

Discuss the factors that have contributed to the mixed findings in the literature regarding whether or not otitis media with effusion OME) is related to speech sound disorders.

Children with SSD often struggle with reading and spelling. Interestingly, children with SSD have often exhibited the same errors in their spelling as they do in their speech. Discuss why this may be?

Personality may be linked to speech sound production.

Children with speech sounds disorders are likely to have academic difficulties in what specific areas:

What are the three ways that tongue thrust can present?

Tongue thrust will always affect dentition.

Research does not support a connection between otitis media and speech sound disorders.

In twin studies, which type of twins have more highly correlated articulation skills:

Introduction to the Study of Speech Sound Disorders

Normal Aspects of Articulation

Speech Sound Acquisition

Factors Related to Speech Sound Disorders

Phonological Assessment Procedures

Determining the Need for Intervention and Target Selection

Remediation Procedures

Motor-Based Treatment Approaches

Linguistically-Based Treatment Approaches

Phonological Awareness: Description, Assessment, and Intervention

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Exam 4: Classification and Comorbidity in Speech Sound Disorders

Phonological deficits often co-occur with deficits in what area of language:

Discuss the top-down versus bottom-up theories of speech production.

Research has shown that children who use a pacifier may be 3 times more likely to develop a speech sound disorder compared to children who do not use a pacifier.

Discuss the link between language and phonology. What areas of language are most closely related to phonological disorders?

Oral tactile sensitivity is typically most sensitive at the midline of anatomical structures.

Intelligence plays an important role in articulation skills in what population:

Tongue thrust only has to do with swallowing.

Frenum clipping is very rarely recommended for in individuals with ankyloglossia.

Personality may contribute to speech sound disorders. Specifically, parents of children with SSD have reported their child to be:

Removal of part or all of the hard palate would have a detrimental effect to speech production.

Children with missing teeth will always have a lisp.

The most common speech sound error seen in individuals with tongue thrust is:

Discuss the factors that have contributed to the mixed findings in the literature regarding whether or not otitis media with effusion OME) is related to speech sound disorders.

Children with SSD often struggle with reading and spelling. Interestingly, children with SSD have often exhibited the same errors in their spelling as they do in their speech. Discuss why this may be?

Personality may be linked to speech sound production.

Children with speech sounds disorders are likely to have academic difficulties in what specific areas:

What are the three ways that tongue thrust can present?

Tongue thrust will always affect dentition.

Research does not support a connection between otitis media and speech sound disorders.

In twin studies, which type of twins have more highly correlated articulation skills:

Introduction to the Study of Speech Sound Disorders

Normal Aspects of Articulation

Speech Sound Acquisition

Factors Related to Speech Sound Disorders

Phonological Assessment Procedures

Determining the Need for Intervention and Target Selection

Remediation Procedures

Motor-Based Treatment Approaches

Linguistically-Based Treatment Approaches

Phonological Awareness: Description, Assessment, and Intervention

Filters