When a child refers to all round objects (e.g., the moon, an orange) as a ball, this misuse is an example of…
A parent points to a bird in the sky and says, “Look, a bird…
A parent points to a bird in the sky and says, “Look, a bird!” The child follows the parent’s gaze, looks at the bird, and smiles. In this scenario the child and adult are demonstrating what early language and social skill?
B.F. Skinner’s Behaviorist Theory suggests children learn la…
B.F. Skinner’s Behaviorist Theory suggests children learn language through reinforcement and imitation. For example, when a child says “ba” while pointing at a bottle, the parent rewards them by giving the bottle and saying “bottle.” This positive reinforcement encourages the child to repeat and refine their speech over time, learning language step by step with positive reinforcement, shaping and imitation.
Intonation, stress or emphasis, speed or rate of delivery, a…
Intonation, stress or emphasis, speed or rate of delivery, and pause or hesitation are
EXTRA CREDIT: 2 points If you were a speech language patholo…
EXTRA CREDIT: 2 points If you were a speech language pathologist, which theory of language development would you most likely adhere to? Explain why you think this theory is the best to explain language development. Use a specific founder of this theory to make your case.
A teacher asks a student, “Can you explain how photosynthesi…
A teacher asks a student, “Can you explain how photosynthesis works?” In this case, the student must use language to describe a scientific concept about plants without direct visual or situational context. This type of language requires higher cognitive and linguistic skills, as it involves abstract reasoning, specific vocabulary, and an understanding of processes that are not tied to the student’s immediate experience. In this scenario the type of language the student needs to use to answer is considered________________
Emergent Literacy takes place over time from birth until a c…
Emergent Literacy takes place over time from birth until a child can read and write.
A 17-year-old patient visits the prenatal clinic at 18 weeks…
A 17-year-old patient visits the prenatal clinic at 18 weeks’ gestation. The nurse educates the patient on the recommended intake of iron during pregnancy. What does the nurse recommend she include in her diet?
True or False: Calcium gluconate, 1 g administered by slow I…
True or False: Calcium gluconate, 1 g administered by slow IV push, is the antidote for magnesium toxicity that could occur if magnesium sulfate is used to stop preterm labor.
The nurse provides teaching for a patient with hyperemesis g…
The nurse provides teaching for a patient with hyperemesis gravidarum and determines that further teaching is needed when the patient makes which statement?