Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics

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ISBN: 9781861560544 | 1861560540
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Copyright: 12/24/1997

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This book covers a wide range of topics, from infant babbling to language in dementia, from pragmatic disabilities to cleft palate articulation, and from slow potentials to nasalance measures. Similarly, the book covers a variety of research questions, patient groups, syndrome taxonomies, experimental paradigms and measurement techniques,

List of Contributors
Preface
Disorders of Speech and Language Acquisition
Perspectives on Grammatical Impairment in Children	p. 5
Testing Children's Language Abilities - A Description of a New Language Test: Reynell Developmental Language Scales	p. 21
Speech Perception and Comprehension of Dysphasic Children	p. 29
Vulnerability of Conjunction and Verb Tense Use in the Narrative Speech of Dyslexic Children	p. 41
The Processing of Past Tense in Norwegian Specifically Language Impaired Children	p. 47
Rapid Lexical Learning: Video versus Live Presentation of Text	p. 55
The Role of Phonotactic Range in the Order of Acquisition of English Consonants	p. 65
Evidence from Vowel Disorders for the Nature of Minimal Phonological Units in Acquisition	p. 72
Variability in Phonological Disorders: Can we Search for Systematicity? Evidence from Turkish-Speaking Children	p. 79
Phonological Processes of Turkish Phonologically Disordered Children: Language Specific or Universal?	p. 88
Phonological Awareness and Severe Reading/Writing Delay	p. 98
Homonyms in Children's Productions of Consonant Clusters	p. 106
A Phonetically-Based Feature Geometry for the Analysis and Classification of Disordered Pronunciation	p. 115
A Paradox in Process-Based Analysis	p. 123
Phonological Encoding Processes in Children with Developmental Apraxia of Speech	p. 131
Acoustic Analysis of Infant CV Protosyllables	p. 141
Covert Contrast and the Acquisition of Phonetics and Phonology	p. 147
A Perceptual and Electropalatographic Case Study of Pierre Robin Sequence	p. 157
Cross-Language (Cantonese/English) Study of Articulatory Error Patterns in Cleft Palate Speech Using Electropalatography (EPG)	p. 165
Phonetic Development in Children with Cochlear Implants Trained Using the Auditory-Verbal Philosophy	p. 177
The Cognitive Basis of Pragmatic Disability	p. 195
Is Motor Performance Related to Memory Performance in Children with Specific Language Impairment?	p. 203
Dyscalculia: Clinical Linguistics?	p. 213
Speech and Language Disorders in Adults
The Relevance of Temporal Resolution for Functional Neuroimaging Studies of Speech and Language Processing	p. 227
Hemispheric Lateralization of Speech Production and Singing at the Level of the Motor Cortex in fMRI	p. 238
Articulation of Spoken and Sung Sentences	p. 244
The English Language Version of the Aachen Aphasia Test	p. 253
Word Formation versus Inflection: Processing of 'Binding Morpheme' in German Aphasics	p. 262
Modelling Within-Category Function Word Errors in Language Impairment	p. 275
The Processing of Linguistic Emotional Information in Patients with Acquired Brain Lesions	p. 281
Differences Between the Left and the Right Hand in Agraphics	p. 288
Increased Writing Activity: a Neurolinguistic Perspective	p. 295
Sentence Comprehension Deficit in Alzheimer's Disease	p. 304
Linguistic Analysis of Spontaneous, Conversational Speech in Probable Alzheimer's Disease: A Comparison with Normal Older Adults	p. 312
Segmental Errors in Aphasia as (Psycho) linguistic Evidence of the Nature of Phonological Representations	p. 323
Is There a Link Between Phonemic Paraphasias and Loanword Adaptations?	p. 336
The Cortical Processing of Affective Speech Prosody: a DC-Potential Study	p. 349
Processing of Emotional Prosodic Information in Patients with Unilateral Brain Lesions	p. 359
Patterns of Prosodic Disability in a Person with a Non-Fluent Aphasia	p. 367
Affective Prosody in Patients with Parkinson's Disease	p. 378
Prosodic Characteristics of the Speech of Patients with Parkinson's Disease and Friedreich's Ataxia	p. 383
A Motor Skill Approach to Stuttering	p. 391
Control of Speech Rate and Rhythm in Patients with Left-Hemisphere Lesions	p. 405
Speech Encoding and Apraxia of Speech: Evidence from Xhosa	p. 414
Timing Deficits in Dysarthric Patients: Acoustic and Articulatory Correlates of Vowel Type and Vowel Quantity in Patients with Parkinson's Disease and Cerebellar Ataxia	p. 423
Speech Perception and Production in Cerebellar Disorders: The Contribution of Timing Deficits	p. 435
Orofacial and Forefinger Force Control in Parkinson's Disease	p. 440
Gender-Specific Phonatory Dysfunctions in Disorders of the Basal Ganglia and the Cerebellum: Acoustic and Perceptual Characteristics	p. 448
A Case of Spasmodic Dysphonia Restricted to Propositional Language Tasks	p. 458
Velar Function in Normal and Dysarthric Speakers	p. 466
Surgical Mapping and Phonetic Analysis in Intra-Oral Cancer	p. 481
Which Phonetic Features are Available to Cochlear Implant Patients?	p. 493
The Testing and Evaluation of a New Visual Speech Aid Incorporating Digital Kymography	p. 501
Application of Spectrographic Feedback for Improvement of Speech-Production Skills	p. 510
Analysis of Nasalance: Nasal View (the Nasalance-Acquisition System)	p. 518
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