Week 10 Quiz

Question 1

Promoting Aphasics’ Communicative effectiveness (PACE)

Answer 1

• A compensatory apprach
• the goal is successful communication
• it was created to to facilitate equal participation, exchange of new information, naturalistic feedback, and the use of any communication modality
• Overall, outcomes research for PACE suggests that it enhances communicative effectiveness in people with
  aphasia.

Question 2

Communication Drawing Program (CDP)

Answer 2

• A compensastory approach where people use drawing to commuicate

Question 3

Back to the Drawing Board (BDB)

Answer 3

• a compensatory approach the use of drawing as a form of communication for individuals with severe aphasia
• Research on the approach is limited.

Question 4

Visual Action therapy (VAT)

Answer 4

both compensatory and restorative in that this is a gesture-based approach for individuals with global aphasia that has also been found to enhance brain activity

Question 5

Constraint Induced Language Therapy (CILT)

Answer 5

This is a Restorative approach in this approach, people are restricted in their use of compensatory
modalities.

Question 6

Melodic Intonation therapy (MIT)

Answer 6

both compensatory and restorative in that for individuals who are severely limited in oral expression, spoken language is facilitated through exaggerated spoken prosody/melody. Additionally, this technique has been found to foster brain changes that promote speaking

Question 7

Voluntary Control of Involuntry Utterances (VCIU)

Answer 7

a restorative approach used to improve expressive, propositional communication in people with severe nonfluent aphasia. Patient is provided with a list of words they are familiar with (have been known to say) and are asked to name the target words when shown a flashcard.

Question 8

Response to elaboration training (RET)

Answer 8

a restorative approach in which clients are shown pictures and prompted to elaborate on what they see and associate with the image

Question 9

Treatment for Aphasic Perseveration

Answer 9

a restorative approach in which clients who perseverate are trained to reduce perseverations and increase naming skills

Question 10

Script Training

Answer 10

a restorative approach where a person develops, practices, and uses personally relevant scripts