01599cam a22003134a 4500999001500000001000800015003000400023005001700027008004100044010001700085020001500102040001800117042000800135050002200143082002100165100002800186245011400214260003900328300003500367504005100402505057600453650002001029650002201049650001201071700003001083906004501113942001301158952011401171  c2680d26804049664OSt20190924172329.0990527s2000    maua     b    001 0 eng    a   99035810   a0205291007  aDLCcDLCdDLC  apcc00aRC423b.R896 200000a612.78 RYA B2211 aRyalls, Jack H.,d1954-10aIntroduction to speech science :bfrom basic theories to clinical applications /cJack Ryalls, Susan Behrens.  aBoston :bAllyn and Bacon,cc2000.  aviii, 167 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a1.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.


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