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Acta Comportamentalia

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SOUZA, Fabiana cristina de; VERDU, Ana claudia moreira almeida  and  BEVILACQUA, Maria Cecília. Echoic and picture naming in prelingual impaired hearing children with cochlear implant. Acta comport. [online]. 2013, vol.21, n.3, pp.273-283. ISSN 0188-8145.

The aim of this work was to verify the effect of teaching the echoic behavior over the pictures naming in four children between eight and nine years old with prelingual hearing impaired, users of cochlear implants. The design adopted was: (a) pre-training that taught the matching-to-sample task; (b) pre-tests that selected three words to teach; (c) teaching of auditory-visual conditional relations; (d) naming pos-test; (e) the teaching of echoic with orofacial clues and, (f) the second naming pos-test. In the pre-test all participants achieved smaller percentage of correct on naming (60%-80%) and echoic (20%-50%) when compared to percentages word recognition (86%-93%). All participants learned the auditory-visual relations. The improvement on naming test occurred after auditory training select based for two participants; for other two participants the improvement on naming test occurred just after the training of echoic. Analysis of data showed that the listening and speaking performances are independent in their establishment and require specific conditions of teaching; in the case of this study, even though the result is not generalized to all participants, the highest correspondence into point to point naming was obtained following the teaching of echoic.

Keywords : pictures naming; auditory-visual teaching; echoic teaching, impaired hearing.

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