artic tx

Question 1

diff bw phonetic vs phonemic artic tx? which approach does tx take now?

Answer 1

• phonetic: traditional motor approach
• phonemic: phonology-based
• mixed

Question 2

in phonetic tx, successful dismissal = __% accuracy in spontaneous speech

Answer 2

50

Question 3

according to alighieri et al (2021), which intensity of tx was better?

Answer 3

high intensity (2 weeks, 5 sessions) had equal or better outcomes compared to low intensity (10 weeks, 1 session)

Question 4

idea behind light vs strong artic contacts?

Answer 4

• light: reducing loss of air thru nose during pressure consonants
• strong: helps child rlly understand where contacts should occur

Question 5

for cleft related artic, work from __ to ___ sounds and from simple to more complex gestures.

Answer 5

front to back

Question 6

cues? (6)

Answer 6

1. auditory (models)
2. phonetic (using one sound to facilitate another)
3. visual (mirror)
4. verbal
5. manual
6. tactile (biofeedback)

Question 7

technique for if child has had too much previous tx?

Answer 7

change the label

Question 8

technique for eliminating glottal stops/co-productions? (4)

Answer 8

• aud awareness
• tactile feedback from neck
• whisper
• aspirate plosives (e.g., thha)

Question 9

how to build up oral pressure for /f/?

Answer 9

occlude nares

Question 10

techniques for phoneme-specific nasal emissions? (3)

Answer 10

• establish oral vs nasal airflow
• practice target in isolation
• use adjacent places of artic (e.g., ts)