Another term for delayed echolalia is "scripting", True, False, Gestalt language processors learn language in "chunks", True, False, Gestalt language processors learn single words first, True, False, What are the 2 main types of echolalia?, words and songs, delayed and immediate, verbal and non-verbal, spontaneous and scripted, What does "gestalt language processing" mean?, learning words one by one, producing spontaneous speech, learning language in large "chunks", learning single words, then phrases, A child who repeats a phrase from a movie hours after watching it is using:, spontaneous speech, delayed echolalia, immediate echolalia, analytic processing, In stage 1 of gestalt language development, what kind of language is mostly used?, babbling, single words, whole phrase gestalts ("scripts"), none of the above, "Mitigation" in gestalt language processing refers to, completely stopping the use of scripts, repeating the exact same script over and over, using complex grammar, mixing and matching learned chunks, What is the best way to support a Gestalt Language Processor in the early stages?, telling them "don't say that", ignoring their repetition, Acknowledging their phrases as valid communication, Quizzing them with questions, What is the ultimate goal of supporting a Gestalt Language Processor?, to get them to use only one-word utterances, to make them watch less TV, to stop them from talking, to help them reach spontaneous/original language, AAC users cannot be gestalt language processors, True, False, If a student produces a lot of "scripts" you can assume they are a gestalt language processor, True, False, Echolalia is not communication and has no meaning, True, False, Gestalts or "chunks" of language can be added to AAC devices, True, False, Teacher: "What's your name?" Student: "What's your name?" This is an example of, immediate echolalia, delayed echolalia, vocal stereotypy, mitigated echolalia

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