CD 450 - Final Quizzes with All
Correct Questions and Answers
(Graded A)
FAF changes the pitch of your voice about one-half an octave - ANSWER - True
MAF a measuring auditory feedback in which the user can't hear his voice or
anything else - ANSWER - False
There are 7 devices that were talked about during the Artificial Fluency Device
presentation - ANSWER - False (4)
The Choral Effect is when you talk and hear at different times - ANSWER - False
The Pocket Fluency Device is a combination of DAF, MAF, LAF and Vocal Tension
Feedback - ANSWER - True
Artificial Fluency Devices cure fluency - ANSWER - False
The Speech Easy consists of only 1 model - ANSWER - False
The Fluency Master speeds up the users voice to his/her ear - ANSWER - True
The DAF delays your voice to your headphones for a small fraction of a second -
ANSWER - True
The LAF provides sound of vocal fold vibration to your ears - ANSWER - True
Cluttering affect all areas of language including articulation, pragmatics, and syntax
- ANSWER - True
,Symptoms for Cluttering: - ANSWER - a. Rapid Speech Rate
b. Irregular Rate
c. Irregular Pausing
d. Distorted or Omitted phonemes or syllables
e. All of the above (ANSWER)
What are some ways to assess cluttering? - ANSWER - a. Oral Reading
b. ASHA
c. Narratives
d. PLS
e. A and C (ANSWER)
Some of the co-existing diagnosis with cluttering are - ANSWER - a. stuttering
b. adhd
c. apraxia
d. central auditory processing disorder
e. All of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering is a disorder of both speech and language processing which manifests
itself as rapid, dysrhythmic, sporadic, unorganized, and frequently inarticulate
speech - ANSWER - True
Some personality traits of people that have cluttering are - ANSWER - a. have lots of
energy
b. think ahead
c. tend to hurry
d. sleep a lot
e. a, b, and c (ANSWER)
You can treat psychogenic stuttering just like developmental stuttering - ANSWER -
True
, What characteristics are present in Neurogenic Stuttering? - ANSWER - a.
repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in medial position of words
b. repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in initial position of words
c. repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in final position of words
d. all of the above (ANSWER)
What is one of the accompanying communication problems accompanying
Neurogenic Stuttering - ANSWER - a. Aphasia
b. Anomia
c. Dysarthria
d. All of the above (ANSWER)
People who clutter tend to - ANSWER - a. stuttering disfluencies include: repetitions,
prolognations, and blocks
b. know what they want to say
c. no articulation difficulties
d. no cognitive or language impairments
e. None of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering and Stuttering are the same - ANSWER - False
Some treatment Hierarchy of Goals include - ANSWER - a. slow rate (pausing,
slowing down, pacing)
b. increases self awareness (self-monitoring)
c. reduce disfluencies
d. improve clarity of speech
e.All of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering Disfluencies include - ANSWER - a. interjections
b. phrase repetitions
Correct Questions and Answers
(Graded A)
FAF changes the pitch of your voice about one-half an octave - ANSWER - True
MAF a measuring auditory feedback in which the user can't hear his voice or
anything else - ANSWER - False
There are 7 devices that were talked about during the Artificial Fluency Device
presentation - ANSWER - False (4)
The Choral Effect is when you talk and hear at different times - ANSWER - False
The Pocket Fluency Device is a combination of DAF, MAF, LAF and Vocal Tension
Feedback - ANSWER - True
Artificial Fluency Devices cure fluency - ANSWER - False
The Speech Easy consists of only 1 model - ANSWER - False
The Fluency Master speeds up the users voice to his/her ear - ANSWER - True
The DAF delays your voice to your headphones for a small fraction of a second -
ANSWER - True
The LAF provides sound of vocal fold vibration to your ears - ANSWER - True
Cluttering affect all areas of language including articulation, pragmatics, and syntax
- ANSWER - True
,Symptoms for Cluttering: - ANSWER - a. Rapid Speech Rate
b. Irregular Rate
c. Irregular Pausing
d. Distorted or Omitted phonemes or syllables
e. All of the above (ANSWER)
What are some ways to assess cluttering? - ANSWER - a. Oral Reading
b. ASHA
c. Narratives
d. PLS
e. A and C (ANSWER)
Some of the co-existing diagnosis with cluttering are - ANSWER - a. stuttering
b. adhd
c. apraxia
d. central auditory processing disorder
e. All of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering is a disorder of both speech and language processing which manifests
itself as rapid, dysrhythmic, sporadic, unorganized, and frequently inarticulate
speech - ANSWER - True
Some personality traits of people that have cluttering are - ANSWER - a. have lots of
energy
b. think ahead
c. tend to hurry
d. sleep a lot
e. a, b, and c (ANSWER)
You can treat psychogenic stuttering just like developmental stuttering - ANSWER -
True
, What characteristics are present in Neurogenic Stuttering? - ANSWER - a.
repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in medial position of words
b. repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in initial position of words
c. repetitions, prolongations, and blocks occurring in final position of words
d. all of the above (ANSWER)
What is one of the accompanying communication problems accompanying
Neurogenic Stuttering - ANSWER - a. Aphasia
b. Anomia
c. Dysarthria
d. All of the above (ANSWER)
People who clutter tend to - ANSWER - a. stuttering disfluencies include: repetitions,
prolognations, and blocks
b. know what they want to say
c. no articulation difficulties
d. no cognitive or language impairments
e. None of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering and Stuttering are the same - ANSWER - False
Some treatment Hierarchy of Goals include - ANSWER - a. slow rate (pausing,
slowing down, pacing)
b. increases self awareness (self-monitoring)
c. reduce disfluencies
d. improve clarity of speech
e.All of the above (ANSWER)
Cluttering Disfluencies include - ANSWER - a. interjections
b. phrase repetitions
