The Oralist Method Developed

question 49

Multiple Choice

The oralist method developed:

• A) in response to hearing parents' communicative needs.
• B) in order to teach children to use speech reading for comprehension and spoken language for language expression.
• C) as a result of few people's knowledge of sign language.
• D) None of these answers are true.

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Definitions:

Emotional Scenes

Specific situations or enclosures in therapy or storytelling that evoke strong emotional responses from individuals or audiences.

Corrective Emotional Experiences

Therapeutic instances where clients re-experience past conflicts with the guidance of a therapist to achieve emotional understanding and healing.

Attention Placebo

The phenomenon where individuals experience improvements in their condition simply because they believe they are receiving attention or treatment, not because of any specific therapeutic effect.

Therapeutic Relationship

The professional and trusting bond between a therapist and a client, which is crucial for effective therapy.