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					  What is self-concept					 
					
					 This term is interchangeable with self-image 
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					  What is informational counseling					 
					
					 This is the most common type of counseling that SLPs and audiologists provide 
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					  What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act					 
					
					 This is what IDEA stands for 
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					  What is air conduction					 
					
					 This tell us the degree of hearing loss 
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					  What is prelingual					 
					
					 This refers to skills prior to acquiring language 
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					  What is social competence					 
					
					 This is defined as the skills for successful and satisfying personal relationships 
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					  What are professional boundaries					 
					
					 These are distinctions between professions as they approach common areas of concern 
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					  What is people-first language					 
					
					 This explains the identification of an individual before the mention of a disability 
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					  What is an audiogram					 
					
					 This is what hearing thresholds are recorded on 
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					  What is bone anchored hearing aids					 
					
					 This is what BAHA stands for 
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					  What are avoidance techniques					 
					
					 These are strategies used to postpone acknowledgment of a difficult situation 
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					  What is psychotherapy					 
					
					 This involves health professionals(psychiatrists, psychologists) using their professional training to solve life problems 
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					  What is least restrictive environment					 
					
					 This describes where a child has most access to academic, social and emotional support 
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					  What is tympanometry					 
					
					 This test measures the function of the middle ear 
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					  What is dynamic range					 
					
					 This is the difference between hearing thresholds and the uncomfortable listening level 
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					  What is Deaf community (capital D, Deaf)					 
					
					 This group defines being culturally deaf 
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					  What is nonprofessional counselors					 
					
					 SLPs and audiologists fall under this category of counselors 
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					  What is an individualized education program					 
					
					 This is a written report describing a child's level of performance, annual goals and procedures used to meet these goals 
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					  What is presbycusis					 
					
					 This describes hearing loss due to the aging process 
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					  What is occlusion effect					 
					
					 This results in an increase in low freq intensity due to bone conduction sounds inability to leave the ear 
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					  What are shock, denial, depression, acceptance					 
					
					 What are the reactions involved in the grief cycle? 
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					  What is self-assessment					 
					
					 This is an instrument( questionnaire, survey) used to help persons describe their listening problems to themselves and others 
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					  Who are teachers, audiologists, SLPs					 
					
					 These are the 3 primary professionals that provided AR services in schools 
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					  What is hard of hearing					 
					
					 This term is defined by having a mild, moderate or severe hearing loss and some ability to understand speech with the use of amplification 
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					  What is the head shadow effect					 
					
					 This occurs when sound is presented to one side of the head and has to travel  through or around head, reducing to overall intensity 
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