Children with an articulation disorder typically respond well to a traditional articulation therapy approach where one sound is targeted at a time. For a guide on traditional articulation therapy refer to“The Process of Articulation Therapy.” As described above,a speech sound disorder is considered ...
Articulation disorders, making it difficult to understand their speech Resonance disorders stemming from cerebral palsy affecting the vocal tract Problems comprehending language, usually linked to their brain injury or intellectual disability Dysphagia is one of the most common causes of speech problems in...
Dynamically adapted context-specific hyper-articulation: Feedback from interlocutors affects speakers' subsequent pronunciations We ask whether speakers can adapt their productions when feedback from their interlocutors suggests that previous productions were perceptually confusable... E Buz,MK Tanenhaus,TF ...
What is an Auditory Comprehension Disorder? What are Articulation Worksheets? What is Auditory Training? What is Auditory Perception? Discussion Comments Byclaire24— On Apr 01, 2011 I'm wondering if my child has a problem with auditory discrimination. Sometimes I think she hears just fine, and...
What is Aphasia? When a person develops a speech impairment following a brain injury (but had no speech problems beforehand), this disorder is calledaphasia. Damage usually occurs in the left half of the brain, which is the side responsible for speech, and is often due to stroke (though bl...
"P" is a voiceless bilabial plosive, produced by blocking airflow using the lips then releasing it explosively. In contrast, "S" is a voiceless alveolar sibilant, made by directing air flow between the tongue and the roof of the mouth. This difference in articulation leads to the distinct ...
The first possible meaning of “dimension” is that the sum or average of symptoms or indicators of a disorder category can be thought of or treated as continuous, in the sense of having additivity or ordinality properties (Table 1, Meaning 1). Practically speaking, the difference between dimen...
that term actually means Temporomandibular Joint – or your jaw joint. The more accurate term is TMD (Tempormandibular Disorder) or more correctly CMD (Craniomandibular Disorder). It is a disease of Cranial Facial Anatomy and refers to a broad array of symptoms that can arise from an issue in...
Fluency:How well spoken language flows. Stuttering is a commonfluencydisorder. Cognitive communication:How well your mind manages language, speech, and communication. This may include problems with memory, attention, problem-solving, organization, and other thinking skills. ...
Re:Hatred of Israel is the great moral disorder of our time— Rex Murphy, April 25 I thank Rex Murphy for his brilliant and heartfelt articulation of “hatred of Israel being the great moral disorder of our time.” I place the responsibility for this...