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Percentage of Consonants Correct (PCC) Questions and Answers What Is PCC? • PCC is a way to quantitatively assess an individual's phonological abilities. How Do SLPs Use PCC? • SLPs use PCC to detect phonological abnormalities and to track effectiveness of therapy. Previous ...

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  • October 28, 2024
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Percentage of Consonants Correct
(PCC) Questions and Answers
What Is PCC? - answer • PCC is a way to quantitatively assess an individual's
phonological abilities.

How Do SLPs Use PCC? - answer • SLPs use PCC to detect phonological
abnormalities and to track effectiveness of therapy.

What Does PCC Tell Us? - answer • Used to show what consonants children have
trouble producing.

5 Steps to Calculate PCC - answer 1. Collect a speech sample
2. Consider exclusion criteria
3. Determine the number of incorrect consonant productions
4. Calculate the % of consonants correct using a formula.
5. Assign a severity level using a scale.

How is PCC Calculated? - answer PCC = (correct consonants/total consonants) x
100

• You will use this score to determine the child's severity level.

PCC Scores - answer Severity of the disorder is determined on a continuum, based
on four degrees of severity.
• PCC score less than 50: severe disorder
• PCC score of 50-65: moderately severe
• PCC score of 65-85: midly moderate
• PCC score of 85-100: mild disorder

Pros - answer • Objective measurement.

• Gives SLP an overall view of a child's intelligibility.

• Allows SLP to determine the area of weakness and create goals, specifically for that
area of difficulty.

• It is based on conversational speech, which gives the child the opportunity to express
themselves as they would in normal conversation.

Cons - answer • Time consuming

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