A type of augmentative or alternative communication that requires someone else to physically assist the intended communicator that appears to have been discredited by research is
A)falsified communication.
B)prompted communication.
C)assisted communication.
D)facilitated communication.

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Facilitated communication has been discredited by multiple studies, as it was found that the facilitator was actually controlling the communication rather than the communicator. It is important to use evidence-based practices for communication interventions to ensure effective communication.

A Type of Augmentative or Alternative Communication That Requires Someone