Auditory Processing Disorders vs. Language ... - Onehealth.ca
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Do you recommend any books on this subject?There is a technical two book set that was published in 2007 thatprovides insight in this disorder from several experts in the field. Thetitle of these books is:1. Handbook of (Central) Auditory Processing Disorder: AuditoryNeuroscience and Diagnosis Volume I2. Handbook of (Central) Auditory Processing Disorder: ComprehensiveIntervention Volume IIGail D. ChermakFrank E. MusiekPlural Publishing Inc.You could check recent journals or search the world wide web.Can you give an example of the difference between C(APD) and alanguage processing disorder?If the question is “Tell me how a chair and a couch are alike?” the personwith an auditory processing problem may hear it as “Tell me how a couch,van and chair are alike?” or “Tell me how a hair and a cow are alike?” Theperson with a language processing problem would hear the question “Tellme how a chair and a couch are alike but would not be able to answer thisquestion.Charlene Watson, Sherri Garries, & Barb Hardcastle (AHS)
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Do you recommend any books on this subject?There is a techni<strong>ca</strong>l two book set that was published in 2007 thatprovides insight in this disorder from several experts in the field. Thetitle of these books is:1. Handbook of (Central) <strong>Auditory</strong> <strong>Processing</strong> Disorder: <strong>Auditory</strong>Neuroscience and Diagnosis Volume I2. Handbook of (Central) <strong>Auditory</strong> <strong>Processing</strong> Disorder: ComprehensiveIntervention Volume IIGail D. ChermakFrank E. MusiekPlural Publishing Inc.You could check recent journals or search the world wide web.Can you give an example of the difference between C(APD) and alanguage processing disorder?If the question is “Tell me how a chair and a couch are alike?” the personwith an auditory processing problem may hear it as “Tell me how a couch,van and chair are alike?” or “Tell me how a hair and a cow are alike?” Theperson with a language processing problem would hear the question “Tellme how a chair and a couch are alike but would not be able to answer thisquestion.Charlene Watson, Sherri Garries, & Barb Hard<strong>ca</strong>stle (AHS)