10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONFLUENCY»
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nonfluency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonfluency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Stuttering: Significant Theories and Therapies
In brief, a semantic theory of stuttering emphasizes the perceptual and
evaluational aspects of the speech process, and its requires, therefore, that a
distinction be made between normal nonfluency and "stuttering." A distinction is
to be made, ...
Eugene Frederick Hahn, 1956
2
Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Language Disorders
In this sense, nonfluency implies a preponderance of paraphasias and word-
finding problems. He defined fluency by preserved articulatory facility (agility),
preserved prosody (rhythm, rate, and melodic line over the span of single words,
...
Leonard L. LaPointe, 2011
3
The Psychiatric Mental Status Examination
Is the speech telegraphic or monosyllabic, suggesting nonfluency?
Areconjunctions and connectivesomitted, suchas “and,” “to,” “the,” “but” (also
suggesting nonfluency)? Dothe words and phrasesfallin expected places
insentences according ...
Paula T. Trzepacz, Robert W. Baker, 1993
4
Linguistic Disorders and Pathologies: An International Handbook
All these impairments add up to the prominent impression of nonfluency, and
indeed Broca's aphasia is paradigmatic for the non-fluent group of aphasias (
Benson 1967). 4.2.3. Lesion Localization and Etiology Broca's aphasia is usually
the ...
Gerhard Blanken, Jürgen Dittmann, Hannelore Grimm, 1993
5
Second Language Attrition in Japanese Contexts
Moreover, there was a difference in the manifestations of nonfluency. Naturally,
the manifestation of Lily's nonfluency was most evident in an increase in pauses.
On the other hand, Eugene's nonfluency became conspicuous 72 The Loss of ...
6
Advances in Phonetics: Proceedings of the International ...
Indeed, the nonfluency shifts far exceed those for the first three of the
suprasegmentals; these patterns may be seen contrasted in Figure 1 . Note that
the most striking of the earlier trends was that of speaking rate for oral reading. In
this case ...
7
Straight Talk on Stuttering: Information, Encouragement, and ...
all children go through periods of nonfluency while they are acquiring speech
and language. Most do not become stutterers, but a few do. Why do some
children weather the normal nonfluency storms and others do not? I trust that by
now you ...
8
The Relationships Between Oral Fluency, Multiword Units, and ...
The major distinction of the measures was made between fluency measures and
nonfluency measures. Fluency measures were mainly based on phonations and
utterances, i.e., speaking rate by syllable, speaking rate by word, phonation time
...
9
Teaching Reading Shakespeare
It is possiblethatthe nonfluency features, whileofrealexistence and some
importance, maybe given too much attention inthis context; surely nonfluency
features are of interest to the dramatist only insofar as they arecarriers
ofsignificance?
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Readings on research in stuttering
Whole-word and phrase repetitions, revisions and incomplete phrases,
interjections, unfilled pauses, and the total of these categories were coded as
normal nonfluency types. There were a total of 12 dependent nonfluency
variables.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NONFLUENCY»
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nonfluency is used in the context of the following news items.
Dr. Jayanthi speaks about overcoming the stigma of stammering
In children we usually call it normal disfluency or nonfluency, during the language learning years most children go through a period of normal ... «MyBangalore, Mar 11»
