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(1998)Results indicated that both factors (pause duration and vowel duration) affected listeners' perception. In general, repetitions with short vowel and pause durations were judged as more representative of stuttering, whereas ...
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(2006)Both the experimental and ethnographic findings have implications for bilingual research, education, and testing practice with bilingual children.
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(1985)Five groups of subjects with 15 adult male veterans in each group who had hearing sensitivity near normal limits were presented sound stimuli through headphones at levels of equal intensity and duration, and asked to name ...
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(2005)This is a first study describing long-term smoking effects on the AMLR in older individuals. Current findings are discussed in terms of nicotine's effect on the central auditory pathways. The possible interaction of advanced ...
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(1998)Results of varied stimulus levels and implanted electrode sites were used to characterize the electrophysiologic responses of the EABR, EAMLR, and ELAR with regard to latency, amplitude and evoked potential thresholds ...
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(2011-01-21)In the present study, Korean-English bilingual (KEB) and Korean monolingual (KM) children, between the ages of 8 and 13 years, and KEB adults, ages 18 and older, were examined with one speech perception task, called the ...
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(1994)Audiologic assessments for school-age Inuit children were conducted during the course of the school year to determine the fluctuation of hearing thresholds and prevalence of otitis media (OM) over three seasons, and to ...
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(2005)Recent standards for classrooms acoustics recommend achieving low levels of reverberation to provide suitable conditions for speech communication (ANSI, 2002; ASHA, 1995). Another viewpoint recommends optimizing classroom ...
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(2013-08-22)The current study integrates situated theories of communication and communication disorders approaches to examine the impact of stuttering on the functional communication system managing stuttering. Adults who self-identified ...
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(2009)A decline in social engagement has a negative impact on numerous elements considered critical for successful aging. Because many social and productive activities require effective communication skills for individuals to ...
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(2011-05-25)The current study investigated whether twins and singletons differed in their expressive language development at school age. Comparisons focused on language samples and formalized vocabulary assessments gathered from 28 ...
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(2010-08-20)A single-subject multiple baseline design across target sets examined the effectiveness of a hybrid treatment approach, incorporating both linguistic and motor learning strategies, to facilitate multisyllabic productions ...
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