auditory processing disorder
Apparently my husbands' union dues are being used well indeed:
People with APD intermittently experience an inability to process verbal information. When people with APD have a processing failure, they do not process what is being said to them. They may be able to repeat the words back word for word, but the meaning of the message is lost. Simply repeating the instruction is of no use if a person with APD is not processing. Neither will increasing the volume help. … Persons with CAPD often:
- have trouble paying attention to and remembering information presented orally; cope better with visually acquired information
- may have trouble paying attention and remembering information when information is simultaneously presented in multiple modalities
- have problems carrying out multi-step directions given orally; need to hear only one direction at a time
2 comments:
Your husband? Bawb, is there something you're not telling us?
Heh. You'd hyphenate it or remove the apostrophe entirely?
Post a Comment