In constraint-induced language therapy, __ and __ must be successfully __ by the patient for the __ to be over.

In constraint-induced language therapy, __ and __ must be successfully __ by the patient for the __ to be over.

• A. Instruction and Feedback; Completed; Session
• B. Questions and Answers; Delivered; Conversation
• C. Request and Response; Received; Turn
• D. Cue and Prompt; Executed; Exercise

Answer: (C)

In constraint-induced language therapy, each conversational turn is finished only when the patient actively engages in both asking for information (a request) and hearing or receiving the accompanying information (a response). The patient must successfully receive these two elements, so the turn can be considered complete. This setup enforces active verbal use and ongoing participation, reducing reliance on nonverbal coping and promoting spontaneous language production within the structured turn-taking format. The idea is that without the patient fully receiving both the request and the response, the exchange isn’t complete, which maintains the focus on producing verbal language rather than passing through a moment without using speech.

In constraint-induced language therapy, each conversational turn is finished only when the patient actively engages in both asking for information (a request) and hearing or receiving the accompanying information (a response). The patient must successfully receive these two elements, so the turn can be considered complete. This setup enforces active verbal use and ongoing participation, reducing reliance on nonverbal coping and promoting spontaneous language production within the structured turn-taking format. The idea is that without the patient fully receiving both the request and the response, the exchange isn’t complete, which maintains the focus on producing verbal language rather than passing through a moment without using speech.