Purpose Clinically, a task of alternating tongue lateralization has been used to evaluate the
ability to independently control the tongue and jaw, with jaw movement interpreted as a sign …

Purpose This investigation aimed to examine the development of tongue–jaw coordination
during speech from childhood to adolescence. Method Electromagnetic articulography was …

This study reported adult scores on two measures of tongue shape, based on midsagittal
tongue shape data from ultrasound imaging. One of the measures quantified the extent of …

Speech sound disorders can pose a challenge to communication in children that may persist
into adulthood. As some speech sounds are known to require differential control of anterior …

Purpose: This study investigates the hypothesis that younger speakers and speakers with
more severe speech sound disorders are more likely to use simpler (undifferentiated) …

Purpose In this study, the authors compared coarticulation and lingual kinematics in
preadolescents and adults in order to establish whether preadolescents had a greater …

An important insight into speech motor control development can be gained from analysing
coarticulation. Despite a growing number of acoustic and articulatory studies of lingual …

Purpose The aim of this study was to determine the relation of tongue–jaw coupling to
phonetic distinctiveness of vowels in persons at different stages (ie, early, middle, late) of …

Purpose This study aimed to determine how tongue and jaw displacement changes impact
acoustic vowel contrast in talkers with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and controls …

This study investigated the developmental variability of lip and tongue movement in 48
children and adults. Motion of the tongue-tip, tongue-body and lower lip was recorded using …