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Many children with ASD show relative strength in:
Auditory comprehension
Figurative language
Visual-spatial processing
Perspective-taking
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A student who interrupts frequently and shifts topics abruptly shows difficulty with:
Discourse management
Morphology
Syntax
Phonotactics
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Video modeling helps children with ASD by:
Focusing on auditory sequencing
Teaching visual imitation of desired social behaviors
Targeting only articulation
Reducing visual attention
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The SLPâs primary goal when working with pragmatic deficits in ASD is to:
Increase social communication competence across contexts
Teach reading fluency
Eliminate all echolalia
Focus solely on syntax accuracy
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A hallmark deficit of ASD is difficulty with:
Social reciprocity and perspective-taking
Auditory sensitivity
Phonological awareness
Motor coordination
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Pragmatic language intervention for children with ASD should emphasize:
Phonemic awareness
Grammar correction drills
Oral-motor strengthening
Increasing comm. intent and conversational reciprocity
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The SCERTS model emphasizes:
Grammar expansion
Social comm., emotional regulation, & transactional support
Phonological remediation
Speech intelligibility training
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Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions (NDBIs) combine:
Traditional articulation practice
ABA principles with child-led social interaction
Auditory-verbal and oral-motor therapy
Speech perception training
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An SLP using Milieu teaching with a child with ASD is:
Training articulation placement
Conducting discrete-trial drills
Practicing phoneme repetition
Embedding comm. teaching opportunities w/in play routines
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When testing a minimally verbal child with ASD, the SLP should:
Focus only on articulation
Use play-based and caregiver-assisted observation
Exclude parental input
Rely on standardized scores
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Pragmatic deficits often include difficulty with:
Grammatical agreement
Phoneme discrimination
Vocabulary expansion
Turn-taking, topic maintenance, and conversational repair
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Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate pragmatic goal?
Improving fine-motor writing
Initiating conversation
Interpreting nonverbal cues
Maintaining topic
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Echolalia that is immediate or delayed serves the function of:
Random scripting behavior
Automatic imitation
Meaningless repetition
Communicative attempt to maintain interaction
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