Match the Following: -Phonological Processing

question 152

Multiple Choice

Match the following:
-Phonological processing

• A)number of food commercials children are exposed to each year
• B)gross motor skill
• C)deficits in phonological processing and naming speed
• D)placing disabled children in classrooms with nondisabled children
• E)a period during which growth advances at a rapid rate
• F)impairment in the use of spoken language
• G)disturbance in ability to speak fluently with appropriate timing of speech sounds
• H)weight and body composition
• I)age at which the adolescent growth spurt in boys begins
• J)increases child self-control and problemsolving through modeling and role playing
• K)interpreting sounds
• L)fat cells
• M)amount of time required to respond to a stimulus
• N)readily treated with corrective lenses
• O)physically active adolescents
• P)allergy-type respiratory disorder
• Q)age at which girls begin to surpass boys in height and weight
• R)excessive inattention, impulsiveness, and activity
• S)reading disorder characterized by letter reversals and reduced comprehension
• T)drugs that increase the activity of the nervous system

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Utilize internet resources effectively for research and information gathering.

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Grasp the concept of software development, including phases and key activities.

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