10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DYSLALIA» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Basic Otorhinolaryngology: A Step-by-step Learning Guide
Dyslalia includes the inability to use sounds or sound combinations in a way that
clearly differentiates word meanings. Classification: Dyslalia can be classified on
the basis of various criteria: Quantity: • Isolated dyslalia: defective pronunciation ...
Rudolf Probst, Gerhard Grevers, Heinrich Iro, 2006
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Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
Dysglossia is distinguished from dyslalia. a condition in which articulation
problems are unrelated to deficiencies in the peripheral mechanism. Neither term
is currently used in North America. dysgrammatism => agrammatism dyslalia [Grk
lalia ...
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
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Dyslexia and Development: Neurobiological Aspects of ...
Oral motor problems Oral motor coordination is frequently clinically normal even
among children who make phonological pronunciation errors, a symptom named
"dyslalia." Other children exhibit evidence of oral (or buc- cofacial) dyspraxia, ...
Albert M. Galaburda, 1993
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Speech Disorders: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY of the Various ...
CHAPTER IV COMMON SPEECH DIFFICULTIES OF CHILDHOOD (continued):
DYSLALIA AND DYSPHEMIA (a) URANOSCHISMATICA OR CLEFT-PALATE
SPEECH (b) DYSLALIA AND DYSPHEMIA IN BLIND CHILDREN 1. American ...
Stinchfield, Sara M, 2013
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Children's Speech Sound Disorders
SLP/SLT was a young profession when SSD were called 'dyslalia' or 'functional
articulation disorders'. In its Terminology for Speech Pathology, the College of
Speech Therapists (1959) defined dyslalia as: 'Defects of articulation, or slow ...
0 dyslalia noun disorder of speech, caused by abnormal formation of the tongue
dyslexia ««»« disorder of development, where a person is unable to read or write
properly and confuses letters 0 dyslexic 1 adjective referring to dyslexia 2 noun ...
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Clinical Management of Articulatory and Phonologic Disorders
Dyslalia, Dysarthria, and Apraxia of Speech A classic classification system
includes three types that generally refer to etiological bases of the disorder. Two
of these categories, dysarthria and apraxia. are widely used today, while the third
one.
Mary Ellen Gordon-Brannan, Curtis E. Weiss, 2007
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Studies in the Speech of the Feeble-minded
F. II The Speech of Imbeciles The speech of imbeciles, insofar as this sampling is
representative, is characterized by the prevalence of dyslalia, 23 of the 32
subjects observed, or 71.87 per cent having that type of speech defect. Or,
leaving out ...
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Computational Processing of the Portuguese Language: 10th ...
Speech disorders can be broadly classified into two main classes: dysarthria and
dyslalia. Dysarthria is an articulation disorder produced by peripheral or central
nerve imperfect functioning. Dyslalia is a functional articulation disorder that ...
Helena Caseli, Aline Villavicencio, António Teixeira, 2012
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Delmar's Geriatric Nursing Care Plans
Communication Ability INTERVENTIONS Assess patient's ability to speak,
language deficit, cognitive or sensory impairment, presence of aphasia,
dysarthria, aphonia, dyslalia, or apraxia, presence of psychosis, and/or other
neurologic ...
2 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «DYSLALIA» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
dyslalia im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
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GhostCat, however, faced very strong competition with the other nine bands -- Dyslalia, Hammered, Premium Draft, RuralAurora, Black Death ... «Sioux City Journal, Apr 15»
Overcome your speech problem
Dyslalia: This means faulty articulation wherein one syllable is replaced with another. For example, the letter k is replaced by t. «Times of India, Jun 10»
