… Reduced speech intelligibility in persons with Down syndrome (DS) frequently results in
communication difficulties and frustration for both speakers and their communication partners (…

… Speech comprehensibility is malleable in school-age students with Down syndrome. BTSR
facilitates comprehensibility in … Speech recasts in BTSR are largely responsible for this effect. …

… are common in youth with Down syndrome (DS). Verbal fluency is one method to investigate
these constructs. We examined semantic verbal fluency responses to determine patterns in …

… typically are part of the speech of non-retarded, non-speech impaired people because it is
often difficult to distinguish operationally between normal non-fluency and dysfluency. During …

… speech intelligibility, ie childhood verbal apraxia. One of the factors that affects speech
intelligibility for children with Down syndrome … the movements necessary for speech. Historically, …

… to determine how the speech disorder profiles in Down syndrome (DS) relate to reduced
intelligibility, atypical overall quality, and impairments in the subsystems of speech production (…

… tasks), and writing fluency (number of letters correctly produced in 15 s, number of words …
The biological bases of speech in people with Down syndrome.In JF Miller, M. Leddy, & LA …

… Stuttering may disrupt the speech of individuals with Down syndrome (DS), but standard
stuttering therapies may be less adapted to these clients’ needs. This study examined if their …

… fluent speech and stuttering and the ability to identify one’s own speech as fluent or stuttered…
Presently, little is known about these abilities in individuals with Down syndrome (DS). …

… Objective: To study the occurrence of cluttering in individuals with Down syndrome (DS) …
11 Farmer A, Brayton ER: Speech characteristics of fluent and dysfluent Down’s syndrome …