Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) face challenges in transcription and diagnosis of
speech sound disorders (SSD) in multilingual children due to ambient language influences …

Those working on the description of disordered speech are bound to be also involved with
clinical phonology to some extent. This is because interpreting the speech signal is only the …

Phonetic transcription provides the data currently considered fundamental to the
assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of people with atypical speech (eg, Howard & …

This part of the tutorial on advanced phonetic transcription stresses the importance of being
able to transcribe non-English vowels when assessing clients with articulation and/or …

Clinical phonetics has experienced substantial development over the past few decades,
benefitting from innovations in medicine, engineering, linguistics, and speech science …

Speech-language pathologists (SLPs), whether working with monolingual or multilingual
clients, are likely to hear a wide range of speech sounds from children with speech sound …

This chapter explores examples of unusual realizations of targets in disordered speech and
thus the need for narrow phonetic transcription. It provides five different cases to illustrate the …

The field of motor speech disorders in Greek is substantially underresearched. Additionally,
acoustic studies on lexical stress in dysarthria are generally very rare (Kim et al. 2010). This …

The use of movement imagery in speech performance has received less attention than it has
in many other professional disciplines. 30 healthy monolingual native English speakers …