2015
DOI: 10.1044/2015_ajslp-14-0166
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Examining the Echolalia Literature: Where Do Speech-Language Pathologists Stand?

Abstract: Dissimilarities in the definition and understanding of echolalia have led to vastly different approaches to management. Evidence-based practice protocols are available to guide speech-language interventionists in their work with individuals with autism spectrum disorders.

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“…Echolalia, the repetition of words and/or utterances spoken by another person (Wallesch, 1990), is frequently documented in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (Stiegler, 2015), neurodegenerative dementias (Da Cruz, 2010; Kertesz et al, 2010), post-stroke aphasia (Geschwind et al, 1968; Christman et al, 2004), and other neurologic and psychiatric disorders (Berthier et al, 2017a). However, there are no studies on the prevalence of echolalia in these conditions.…”
Section: Echolalic Repetition and Its Subtypesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Echolalia, the repetition of words and/or utterances spoken by another person (Wallesch, 1990), is frequently documented in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (Stiegler, 2015), neurodegenerative dementias (Da Cruz, 2010; Kertesz et al, 2010), post-stroke aphasia (Geschwind et al, 1968; Christman et al, 2004), and other neurologic and psychiatric disorders (Berthier et al, 2017a). However, there are no studies on the prevalence of echolalia in these conditions.…”
Section: Echolalic Repetition and Its Subtypesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kaikupuhetta kielellisesti epäsymmetristen vuorovaikutustilanteiden osana tarkastelleissa tutkimuksissa on oltu kiinnostuneita siitä, mitä kaiuttamisessa toistetaan (Stribling ym., 2007), miten toistetaan (Sterponi & Shankey, 2014), kenen ilmaisuja toistetaan (Stiegler, 2015;Stribling ym., 2007), milloin toistetaan (Prizant, 1983;Sterponi & Shankey, 2014) sekä mikä aiheuttaa toiston ( Grossi ym., 2012;Sterponi & Shankey, 2014). Toistojen on havaittu olevan joko sanallisia, prosodisia (Stribling ym., 2007) tai kuvin esitettyjä (Tarplee & Barrow, 1999).…”
Section: Kaikupuheen Ilmenemismuodotunclassified
“…jonkin esineen saamiseen käteensä), toiminnan lopettamiseen, keskustelukumppanin huomion saamiseen (Bottema-Beutel, Louick & White, 2015;Stribling ym., 2007) tai haluun korostaa jotakin asiaa ja siihen sitoutumista (Sterponi & Shankey, 2014;Sorjonen, 1996). Keskustelukumppanin vuoron kaiuttamisessa taas henkilö voi toistaa joko lähiympäristös-sään olevien henkilöiden puhetta tai esimerkiksi mediasta kuulemiaan ilmaisuja (Stiegler, 2015;Stribling ym., 2007). Jos kyse on henkilölle suoraan puhuttujen sanojen, kuten esimerkiksi hänelle esitetyn kysymyksen elementtien toistamisesta, yksilö on yleensä tietoinen vuorovaikutustilanteen luonteesta ja häneen kohdistuvista odotuksista.…”
Section: Kaikupuheen Ilmenemismuodotunclassified
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“…Also, the differential trend, increased vs. decreased inhibition prior to the initiation of covert or overt speech responses, respectively, was the most pronounced when sentences were presented in the auditory modality ( Figure 5B). One may conjecture that covert responses, where one will refrain from voicing to input, may reflect mechanisms that evolved to inhibit echolalia during a spokenauditory language interaction (conversation) (Stiegler, 2015). Alternatively, it may be the case that the engagement of auditory-motor articulatory (feedforward and feedback) pathways, set up for spoken-heard language, is indirect and partial in reading.…”
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confidence: 99%