ABSTRACTS The acoustic phonetic analysis of neurogenically disordered speech permits
considerable insights into the detailed nature and possible origin of such disorders …

Acoustic methods have progressed to the point that an acoustic typology of the motor
speech disorders can be constructed from a parametric assessment of the speech …

Brain injuries resulting from stroke can affect the production of speech (Brookshire and
McNeil, 2014; Plowman et al., 2012). Studying these productions manually is an extremely …

The study of speech production is, intuitively, a critical aspect of the study of apraxia of
speech (AOS). However, in the study of aphasia, typically characterized as a language …

Thirty-second speech samples were studied of at least 30 patients in each of 7 discrete
neurologic groups, each patient unequivocally diagnosed as being a representative of his …

Darley, Aronson and Brown (1969a, b, 1975) perfonned the only comprehensive
investigation of neurological dysarthrias available so far. About eight of the 38 perceptual …

This chapter presents three Praat scripts developed for analyzing prosodic acoustic
parameters as an aid for acoustic science on prosody modeling and for determining the …

Acoustic analysis is attractive for the study of speech for several reasons, but one of the most
important is that the acoustic signal bridges the acts of speech production and speech …

Traditional measurements performed on the acoustic signals of normal speech are
frequently used to quantify the acoustic characteristics of disordered speech as well. This …

Educational Objectives:(1) The reader will be able to describe the major types of acoustic
analysis available for the study of speech,(2) specify the components needed for a modern …