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........................................................................................................................ 3 What is the Communication Matrix? .............................................................................. 3

Target Population ............................................................................................................ 4

How Long Will It Take? ................................................................................................. 4

Your Contribution ........................................................................................................... 5

Your Privacy .................................................................................................................... 5

The Buzz: What Users are Saying ................................................................................... 5

Languages ........................................................................................................................ 6

What’s Next? ................................................................................................................... 6

...................................................................................... 7 Four Reasons to Communicate ........................................................................................ 7

Seven Levels of Communication .................................................................................... 7

Nine Categories of Communicative Behavior ................................................................ 9

Results ........................................................................................................................... 10

Profile ........................................................................................................................ 10

Communication Skills List ........................................................................................ 10

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............................................................................................................. 17 Interpreting Communicative Intent ............................................................................... 17

Use of High Tech Communication Devices .................................................................. 18

Use of Single Switch Devices ....................................................................................... 18

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..................................................................................... 21 Profile: Standard View .................................................................................................. 21

Profile: Mastery View ................................................................................................... 23

Communication Skills List ............................................................................................ 26 ........................................................... 27

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