CSD 101 exam 1
Communication - Answer -Process of exchanging ideas and info; encoding or formulation; decoding &
processing of ideas
Why do we communicate? - Answer -Express needs & wants, social closeness, transfer info, social
etiquette
What aspects do communication disorders affect? - Answer -Hearing, language, & speech
SLPs are involved with - Answer --complex communicative needs (CCN)
-augmentative/alternative communication (AAC)
-literacy (reading, writing, spelling)
-feeding & swallowing
speech disorder - Answer -atypical production of speech sounds, interruption in the flow of speaking, or
abnormal production and/or absences of voice quality, including pitch, loudness, resonance, and/or
duration
language disorder - Answer -Impairment in comprehension and/or use of spoken, written, and/or other
symbol systems
hearing disorder - Answer -a result of impaired sensitivity of the auditory or hearing system
, Central Auditory Processing Disorder - Answer -deficits in the processing of information from audible
signals (affects the ability to understand speech)
augmentative/alternative communication systems - Answer -used to compensate and facilitate for
impaired communication using different methods
audiologist - Answer -Identify, asses, manage, & prevent disorders of hearing and balance
Audiologist Credentials - Answer -3-5 years of school after bachelors degree; AuD, PhD, or EdD; ASHA
CCC-A
SLPs - Answer -Treat disorders of speech, language, swallowing, and can even help with accent reduction
Credentials for SLPs - Answer --Public schools require at least a bachelor's degree
-Most states require a master's degree
-ASHA CCC-SLP
-State license is often needed
-May be additional requirements for department of education requirements
Speech, language, & hearing scientists - Answer --Extend knowledge of human communication
processes and disorders
-Usually have doctorate degrees
-Employed by universities, govt. agencies, industry, and research centers
-May work clinically
phoneme - Answer -smallest unit of sound; "T"
Complex Communication Needs (CCN) - Answer -Needs possessed by an individual who is not
developing speech and language skills or has lost the ability to speak and/or understand spoken or
written language; multiple problems- Down syndrome, autism, etc.
Communication - Answer -Process of exchanging ideas and info; encoding or formulation; decoding &
processing of ideas
Why do we communicate? - Answer -Express needs & wants, social closeness, transfer info, social
etiquette
What aspects do communication disorders affect? - Answer -Hearing, language, & speech
SLPs are involved with - Answer --complex communicative needs (CCN)
-augmentative/alternative communication (AAC)
-literacy (reading, writing, spelling)
-feeding & swallowing
speech disorder - Answer -atypical production of speech sounds, interruption in the flow of speaking, or
abnormal production and/or absences of voice quality, including pitch, loudness, resonance, and/or
duration
language disorder - Answer -Impairment in comprehension and/or use of spoken, written, and/or other
symbol systems
hearing disorder - Answer -a result of impaired sensitivity of the auditory or hearing system
, Central Auditory Processing Disorder - Answer -deficits in the processing of information from audible
signals (affects the ability to understand speech)
augmentative/alternative communication systems - Answer -used to compensate and facilitate for
impaired communication using different methods
audiologist - Answer -Identify, asses, manage, & prevent disorders of hearing and balance
Audiologist Credentials - Answer -3-5 years of school after bachelors degree; AuD, PhD, or EdD; ASHA
CCC-A
SLPs - Answer -Treat disorders of speech, language, swallowing, and can even help with accent reduction
Credentials for SLPs - Answer --Public schools require at least a bachelor's degree
-Most states require a master's degree
-ASHA CCC-SLP
-State license is often needed
-May be additional requirements for department of education requirements
Speech, language, & hearing scientists - Answer --Extend knowledge of human communication
processes and disorders
-Usually have doctorate degrees
-Employed by universities, govt. agencies, industry, and research centers
-May work clinically
phoneme - Answer -smallest unit of sound; "T"
Complex Communication Needs (CCN) - Answer -Needs possessed by an individual who is not
developing speech and language skills or has lost the ability to speak and/or understand spoken or
written language; multiple problems- Down syndrome, autism, etc.
