RP & SE 300 Study Guide - Etiology, Communication Problems, Cluttering
30 Oct 2014
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Speech disorders = abnormalities in producing sounds sounds. Articulation difficulties: examples: wabbit for rabbit normal for small. Examples: wabbit for rabbit normal for small children, abnormal for older children & adults children, abnormal for older children & adults: lisps - mispronunciation of the sounds (s) and (z) as. Lisps - mispronunciation of the sounds (s) and (z) as (th) and (thth) ) (th) and ( Most common reason for special education or speech therapy for children in early school speech therapy for children in early school years years. Fluency disorders: word finding, mazing, cluttering, stuttering & stammering stuttering & stammering. Fluency disorders less responsive to therapy than articulation problems articulation problems. Neurological based problem within brain constructing communication effectively communication effectively. Putting words together, finding correct words or mechanically producing smooth speech mechanically producing smooth speech. Cluttered speech: these are the normal breakdowns that. Cluttered speech: these are the normal breakdowns that occur in everyday speech. occur in everyday speech.
