Defectology - synergy test (answers)

Synergy Answers to Discipline - Defectology
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1. ... is an outdated name that denotes the field of knowledge that defectology is currently studying
2. The author of the first in Russia academic textbook on speech therapy, published in 1931, is ...
3. The author of the term "oligophrenia" is ...
4. According to V.V. Khitryuk's data, 60 out of every 100 cases of cerebral palsy occur ...
5. The upbringing and education of children with visual impairments explores
6. The main difference between children with mental retardation from oligophrenics is
7.deaf (deaf) people are people who are unable to perceive sounds with a power below ..... which corresponds to the sounds of heavy traffic
8. If a woman has had rubella at 4-6 months of pregnancy, then the likelihood of developing rubeolar oligophrenia in a child in this case is ...
9. If a woman has had rubella in the second month of pregnancy, then the likelihood of developing rubeolar oligophrenia in a child in this case is ...
10. If a child with normally developed hearing often replaces the sound "l" with the sound "y" (instead of "lamp" he pronounces "yampa"), this disorder of oral speech is
11. The Institute of Experimental Defectology was opened in Moscow in ... year
12. Deaf (deaf) people are people who are unable to perceive sounds with a power below ..... which corresponds to the sounds of heavy traffic
13. Hearing impairment in children is congenital in ... cases
14. It is not true that severe speech impairment refers to ...
15. It is not true that one of the clinical forms of neuroses is ...
16. It is not true ... that according to the data of the Russian Academy of Education, blind and visually impaired children, compared to children with normal vision, are much more likely to suffer from ...
17. Oligophrenia in the syndrome ... occurs only in girls
18. Oligophrenia in the syndrome ... occurs only in boys
19. Pathological slowing down of a child's oral speech is called ...
20. The world's first school for deaf children was founded in 1770 in ...
21. According to V. V. Khitryuk, dysgraphia - a partial or complete violation of the written language of children - occurs ... times more often in boys. than girls
22. According to V. V. Khitryuk, up to ... seven-year-old children experience difficulties in adapting to school
23. According to L.A. Grigoryan, disturbances in the work of the visual analyzer are observed in ... three-year-old children in Russia
24. Mental retardation is understood as a persistent impairment of cognitive activity as a result of
25.with the help of a visual analyzer, the human brain receives more than ...
26. The concept of "mental retardation" was introduced by ...
27. The subject of the study of defectology is ... the characteristics of children with
28. progressive disorders of the visual analyzer include ...
29. The modern International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) highlights ...
30. With the help of a visual analyzer, the human brain receives more than ... information about the surrounding world
31. The deepest degree of mental retardation in accordance with the traditional classification is called ...
32. A synonym for the concept of "mental retardation" is the concept of "minimal cerebral ..."
33. The system of historically determined requirements. Which society imposes on the mental and
the personal development of each of its members, according to the classification of the Russian defectologist M.M.Semago, is called ...
34. The system of medical and pedagogical measures aimed at the formation of a lost ability to do something in young children
35. According to V.V. Khitryuk, in 11% of cases, the cause of unilateral hearing loss in children is ...
36. According to V.V. Khitryuk's data, 60 out of every 100 cases of cerebral palsy occur ...
37. The term "mental retardation" was introduced ...
38. The third critical period in the development of a child's speech falls on ...