A child whose hearing loss occurs before learning language is
a. considered prelingually deaf
b. going to need assistance in meeting age-appropriate speech and language development expectations
c. likely to have depressed working memory
d. all of the above
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a generally accepted principle of intervention for ASD?
a. Defer diagnosis until age 3 to avoid labeling children who will spontaneously recover between 2 and 3 years of age;
b. Parents and family members should be integrally involved in any treatment approach that is selected
c. Treatment should center on social and pragmatic aspects of communication, rather than the structural properties of language
d. Instruction should be systematic, but not manualized it should be customized to the individual child's profile of strengths and weaknesses
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