Week 11 Quiz

Question 1

What are cueing hierarchies ?

Answer 1

• approaches for treating people with anomia
• cues to help clients to support communication

Question 2

Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA)

Answer 2

both a compensatory and a restorative approach that aims to improve naming abilities, while also training clients to self-cue in everyday communication contexts and use an SFA chart as a compensatory tool

Question 3

Phonologcial components analysis (PCA)

Answer 3

both compensatory and restorative as it is aimed towards improving naming abilities while also training clients to generate phonological self-cues and refer to a PCA chart as a compensatory tool

Question 4

Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)

Answer 4

a restorative approach aimed to improve verb retrieval.

Question 5

Verb as core (VAC)

Answer 5

Restorative appraoch that focuses on verbs because they are central componenets of language.

Question 6

Treatment of underlying Forms (TUF)

Answer 6

a restorative approach where clients work towards improving comprehension and development of sentence structure.

Question 7

Mapping therapy

Answer 7

a restorative approach for people with agrammatism that targets deficits in thematic role assignment by reorganizing sentence structures

Question 8

Sentence production program for aphasia

Answer 8

a restorative approach for clients with agrammatism, which targets enhanced sentence production skills