CSD 523 FINAL EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT
ANSWERS,SCORED A+
cause)
, moveable: tongue, jaw, lips, soft
initial: b, d, g, t, k, m, n, h, w, f, s
palate (velum)
final: p, t, k, n, r, s
fixed: teeth, alveolar ridge, hard
palate
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Term
What is a static test? What is a dynamic test?
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static test: measure performance under the exact same conditions for all
children (require the child to complete a task without receiving feedback;
most standardized & norm-referenced tests are static assessments)
dynamic test: aim to elicit the child's best performance (give different
amounts of assistance, identify strategies & cues that are most helpful, can
be standardized or informal, criterion-referenced)
qualitative: location & type of misarticulation, particular consonants
misarticulated
quantitative: exact number of misarticulated phonemes, length of time the
disorder has existed, age of the child
the ability to divide the speech stream into individual sounds; develops at birth
two-way scoring: classifies the child's productions as correct or incorrect
five-way scoring: classifies the child's productions as correct or an error of
substitution, omission, distortion, addition (SODA)
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Term
If a parent were to describe, with words, what the child is doing,
what technique would they be using to facilitate communication
learning?
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error detection 4 years old
maintenance stage parallel talk
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Term
What is the emphasis of the articulation approach? What are the two
subtypes?
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velar assimilation: consonants assimilate to the place of production of a velar
consonant
, labial assimilation: consonants assimilate to the place of production of a labial
consonant
emphasizes correct articulation of individual speech sounds
maximal contrast approach and traditional approach
dialects: refers to a regional variety of a particular language
subtypes: geographic dialects, socioeconomic dialects
contributions in speech sound disorders and fluency disorders; treatment
programs: organic vs. functional
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Term
Which vowel is categorized as mid-back?
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/i/, /I/, /u/, /horseshoe/ boys
moveable: tongue, jaw, lips, soft
palate (velum)
/o/
fixed: teeth, alveolar ridge, hard
palate
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QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT
ANSWERS,SCORED A+
cause)
, moveable: tongue, jaw, lips, soft
initial: b, d, g, t, k, m, n, h, w, f, s
palate (velum)
final: p, t, k, n, r, s
fixed: teeth, alveolar ridge, hard
palate
Don't know?
2 of 172
Term
What is a static test? What is a dynamic test?
Give this one a try later!
static test: measure performance under the exact same conditions for all
children (require the child to complete a task without receiving feedback;
most standardized & norm-referenced tests are static assessments)
dynamic test: aim to elicit the child's best performance (give different
amounts of assistance, identify strategies & cues that are most helpful, can
be standardized or informal, criterion-referenced)
qualitative: location & type of misarticulation, particular consonants
misarticulated
quantitative: exact number of misarticulated phonemes, length of time the
disorder has existed, age of the child
the ability to divide the speech stream into individual sounds; develops at birth
two-way scoring: classifies the child's productions as correct or incorrect
five-way scoring: classifies the child's productions as correct or an error of
substitution, omission, distortion, addition (SODA)
, Don't know?
3 of 172
Term
If a parent were to describe, with words, what the child is doing,
what technique would they be using to facilitate communication
learning?
Give this one a try later!
error detection 4 years old
maintenance stage parallel talk
Don't know?
4 of 172
Term
What is the emphasis of the articulation approach? What are the two
subtypes?
Give this one a try later!
velar assimilation: consonants assimilate to the place of production of a velar
consonant
, labial assimilation: consonants assimilate to the place of production of a labial
consonant
emphasizes correct articulation of individual speech sounds
maximal contrast approach and traditional approach
dialects: refers to a regional variety of a particular language
subtypes: geographic dialects, socioeconomic dialects
contributions in speech sound disorders and fluency disorders; treatment
programs: organic vs. functional
Don't know?
5 of 172
Term
Which vowel is categorized as mid-back?
Give this one a try later!
/i/, /I/, /u/, /horseshoe/ boys
moveable: tongue, jaw, lips, soft
palate (velum)
/o/
fixed: teeth, alveolar ridge, hard
palate
Don't know?
