An overview of prosody and its role in normal and disordered child language
LA Gerken, K McGregor - American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 1998 - ASHA
This tutorial presents an overview of prosody and its application to specific language
impairment. First, prosody is defined as both a phonological and acoustic phenomenon …
impairment. First, prosody is defined as both a phonological and acoustic phenomenon …
[PDF][PDF] An Overview of Prosody and Its Role in Normal and Disordered Child Language
LA Gerken, K McGregor - American Journal of Speech-Language …, 1998 - researchgate.net
Language is a complex multi-leveled system, comprising pragmatics (language use),
semantics (meaning), syntax (sentence form), morphology (word form), and phonology …
semantics (meaning), syntax (sentence form), morphology (word form), and phonology …
An overview of prosody and its role in normal and disordered child language
LA Gerken, K McGregor - American Journal of Speech …, 1998 - search.proquest.com
intact prosody has long been noted as a characteristic that distinguishes children with SLI
from children with autism (Simon, 1975; also see Hargrove, 1997). Because most English …
from children with autism (Simon, 1975; also see Hargrove, 1997). Because most English …
An Overview of Prosody and Its Role in Normal and Disordered Child Language
LA Gerken, K McGregor - American journal of speech …, 1998 - experts.nebraska.edu
This tutorial presents an overview of prosody and its application to specific language
impairment. First, prosody is defined as both a phonological and acoustic phenomenon …
impairment. First, prosody is defined as both a phonological and acoustic phenomenon …