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- Nature and boundaries of phonologic categories: a case study of an unu...
- This paper presents a detailed examination of an unusual phonologic pattern reflected in the speech of a language-impaired child. The most salient characteristic of this child's speech was the use of ...
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Uploaded: 1984-11-1
- Auditory processing and phonologic disorder.
- In a previous experiment, 30 children with speech disorder were categorized into three groups depending upon their surface phonologic error patterns: those whose errors reflected delayed development, ...
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Uploaded: 1996-1-1
- Infant feeding and phonologic development.
- The relationship between breastfeeding and speech development was examined to determine what duration (if any) of breastfeeding is associated with better performance on a measure of phonologic develop...
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Uploaded: 1993-12-1
- On describing idiosyncratic phonologic systems.
- A phone distribution procedure for analyzing idiosyncratic phonologic systems in children is applied to a phonologically impaired child's distribution of alveolar and velar stops. Results show that th...
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Uploaded: 1984-8-1
- Articulatory processes and phonologic dyslexia.
- BACKGROUND-OBJECTIVE: Grapheme-to-phoneme conversion (GPC) allows the pronunciation of nonword letter strings and of real words with which the literate reader has no previous experience. Although cros...
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- On the prediction of phonologic generalization learning patterns.
- The purpose of this study was to obtain information on six children's misarticulation of consonant clusters in order to illustrate how certain factors influence generalization learning patterns. While...
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- The acquisition of a phonologic feature of Black English.
- Production and perception of word-final /theta/ was assessed among Black English and standard English speaking children of grades 1-4. The two dialectal groups were significantly different in producti...
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Uploaded: 1985-4-1
- Reading: dissociation of the lexical and phonologic mechanisms.
- Three distinct reading mechanisms have been proposed: the phonologic conversion system in which letters are converted to their sound equivalents (phonemes) before meaning is established, and two lexic...
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Uploaded: 1985-1-1