Introduction to speech science
from basic theories to clinical applications
Ryalls, Jack H.
1954-
creator
Behrens, Susan J.
1959-
text
bibliography
mau
Boston
Allyn and Bacon
c2000
2000
monographic
eng
viii, 167 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
1.Introduction.
2.Why Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Need to Study Speech Science.
3.Respiration.
4.Phonation.
5.Articulation & Phonetics.
6.Resonance.
7.Phonology.
8.Speech Prosody.
9.Acoustic Measures of Speech.
10.Physiological Measures of Speech.
11.Hearing.
12.Speech Perception.
13.Neurolinguistics.
14.Evolution and Language Universals.
15.Development of Speech Production.
16.Disorders of Speech Production.
17.Computers and Speech Science.
18.The Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist.
References.
Glossary.
Jack Ryalls, Susan Behrens.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Speech therapy
Speech disorders
Speech
RC423 .R896 2000
612.78 RYA B
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DLC
990527
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