Titlebook: Communication Disorders; R. W. Rieber Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 Hearing.children.communication.development.l

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Recovery and Rehabilitation of Adult Aphasic Patientsion disorder is known. However, although the cause of aphasia can be assumed to be brain damage affecting the hemisphere dominant for language (usually the left), there is a great deal more we don’t know. We have as yet to understand the answers to the following questions:

啞劇

Considerations in the Treatment of Articulation Disordersonsiderations. The discussion will be restricted to procedures of learning, omitting treatments specific to medically linked articulation errors. Additionally, the special role of auditory knowledge will be considered.

FOLD

高調(diào)

Auditory Problems in Children specified for including hearing-impaired children in intervention programs. On recommendation from professional consultants, it was strongly urged that “age of identification,” rather than chronological age, be considered as the appropriate date for enrollment.

GNAW

Michael A. Simon,Lawrence L. Kernsarticulation-learning study, or stimulatability controlled in a study of the articulation of the apraxic. Hence, a philosophical bias or experimental artifact based upon the investigator’s theoretical position has led to a curiously dichotomized clinical approach to articulation problems.

Promotion

Robert S. Benjamin,Boh-Seng Yapian to keep abreast easily with all the developments in the basic and applied areas of human voicing. With this in mind, this chapter was designed to build upon the first by incorporating the most pertinent findings in the area of human voicing and its care over the last fifteen years.

aviator

Aneurysmal Fibrous Histiocytomarders has been demonstrated to have descriptive (diagnostic) power and predictive (therapeutic) power. The present chapter will treat these psychological topics with comments on their powers of description and prediction.

變白

meritorious

Articulation—Organic Factorsarticulation-learning study, or stimulatability controlled in a study of the articulation of the apraxic. Hence, a philosophical bias or experimental artifact based upon the investigator’s theoretical position has led to a curiously dichotomized clinical approach to articulation problems.

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