Speech Pathology Australia Appendix 1: Worksheet – Criteria for Analysing Terms Steps 1. 2. Identify: Identify whether criteria related to the Referent have been met 3. Identify: 4. Identify whether criteria related to the Purpose have been met Details My answers Referent Concise and predictable Positive/affirmative statement Absence of circularity Absence of tautology Precise and co-extensive Part of speech parity Purpose Applicable Dimension Referent comes from the Applicable Dimension Nature of the referent: Thing/entity, Construct Directness of observation: Direct objective/subjective, Indirect Type: Etymological, Nominal, Empirical, Essential, Causal Role: Explain, Delineate, Describe 5. Identify: Users Culture/ subculture Context 6. Identify whether criteria related to Users, Culture and Context been met 7. Articulate the source of any problems with the term or the Purpose Summarise findings and conclusion 8. Accessible Acceptable Appropriate to sub/culture Extract from Criteria for the Analysis of Speech Pathology Terms ©2008 Relevant Influences outside speech pathology