Term
| when conducting BOA, what are some responses that we may look for in an infant? |
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Definition
eye widening
eye shift
quieting to sound
startles
changes in sucking
changes in breathing |
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Term
| In BOA sound should be presented at ___ to ____ |
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Definition
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Term
| List the steps to conduct VRA |
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Definition
1. wait for a response ready state
2. condition (pair stimulus with reinforcer)
3. thresholds search (down 20, up to 10)
4. look for 2 consecutive head turns |
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Term
| why are behavioral screenings in infants sometimes unreliable? |
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Definition
-underdeveloped neural development
-inconsistent response to auditory stimuli
-lack of response may not be due to poor hearing |
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Term
| more than ___ percent of deaf babies are born to hearing parents |
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Definition
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Term
| what types of assessment is used during 6 months to 2.5 years of age? |
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Definition
| conditioned operant response and visual reinforcement audiometry |
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Term
| How does VRA differ from COR? |
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Definition
| the child is expected to look in both directions for VRA |
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Term
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Definition
| classic operant conditioning |
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Term
| what assessment is used from birth to 6 months |
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Definition
| behavioral observation audiometry |
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Term
| what assessment is used from 2.5 years of age to 5 years of age |
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Definition
| conditioned play audiometry |
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