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Kathryn O’Leary is a certified practicing speech pathologist
currently working in private practice. Alastair McRae is a speech
pathologist currently working in the United Kingdom. Dr Anna
Copley is a speech pathology lecturer in the Division of Health and
Rehabilitation Services at the University of Queensland. At the time
of this investigation, Dr Naomi MacBean was a lecturer in
speech pathology at the University of Queensland, Australia. Naomi
is currently a clinical researcher at the University of Wisconsin-
Madison, USA.
Correspondence to:
Anna M. Copley
Division of Speech Pathology
School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences
The University of Queensland, St Lucia, Qld 4072
phone: +61 7 3365 6087
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