Phonetic Analysis of Normal and Abnormal Speech is oriented principally to the training
needs of speech-language pathologists with primary emphasis on the developing speech …

GESELL, IN HIS study of the development of the infant and child (2), has not always
confined his analysis to tabulation of details alone, but has attempted to give a dynamic and …

Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the implications of infant vocalizations for
assessing phonological disorders. The chapter discusses some of the methods that can be …

0.0 BACKGROUND 0.00 This book is not, as its title may seem to promise, an authoritative
survey of an established science. Acoustic phonetics is now in its infancy. The time when …

This paper is a description of 16 phonological processes. These processes have been
identified in the speech of both normal children and children with a deviant pattern of …

Data are presented to support the validity and utility of a diagnostic classification system for
persons with phonological disorders. Rationale for the classification system is developed …

By far the greater part of the work at present in progress in the field of speech acquisition
depends on two related descriptive tools. The first comes directly from classical phonetics …

Monosyllables were recorded from a group of 24 hearing-impaired and 6 normal-hearing
children between three to six years of age. Tokens of the syllables/ba/and/bo/were placed …

One of the most vexing difficulties in the scientific study of speech disturbances is that
objective statements about specific manifestations of speech pathology often cannot be …

VERYONE interested in acoustics is aware of the growing consciousness of speech and
voice. It may not be so apparent, especially to those in commercial and industrial work, that …