Term
| What are some reasons why group orientation and counseling in AR can be helpful for patients? |
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Definition
| It reduces return rate, increases use of HATs, fewer trouble shooting visits, increased referrals from satisfied users, good community relations, decreased self-perceived handicap, improved quality of life. |
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| Summarize the history of AR in the United States using the "Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How" framework. |
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Definition
-Veterans lived at the hospital for the whole 8 week program
-Attendance was mandatory at 8-hour/day programs for 8 weeks
-Consisted of comprehensive audiologic evaluation, individual and group therapy, classroom discussions, and ongoing hearing aid evaluations |
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Term
| Why has AR been on the decline? |
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Definition
-Associated with speech-language pathologist’s roles
-Moved from being a central to a peripheral activity
-Consists of 1 course |
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Term
| What are the 3 purposes of AR programs, according to Preminger? |
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Definition
| Information, training, and psychosocial support |
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Term
Cost-Effective Advantages of Group Therapy:
-___ in returns of instruments
-___ satisfaction
-Increased ___ management of hearing aids
-Inclusion of ___ ___ in the process
-Introduce ___ ___ technology systems |
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Definition
| Reduction; Increase; independent; family members; hearing assistive |
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Term
| • an individual's belief in their innate ability to achieve goals; a personal judgement of "how well one can execute courses of action required to deal with prospective situations |
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Definition
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Term
Self-efficacy can be increased through…
-___ experiences
-___ learning
-___ persuasion
-Sensitivity to ___ and affective states |
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Definition
| Mastery; Vicarious; Verbal; physiological |
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