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HEALTH PROFESSIONS
SPEECH, LANGUAGE & HEARING
Chapter 1 Significance of Articulation and
Phonology and Their Disorders
Chapter 2 The Speech Mechanism and the
Phonetic System
Chapter 3 Phonological System and
Development
Chapter 4 Dialect Variations of Speech Sound
Production
Chapter 5 Types and Potential Etiological
Factors of Articulatory/Phonologic Disorders
Chapter 6 Assessment of Articulatory/
Phonologic Disorders
Chapter 7 Transition from Assessment to
Intervention of Articulatory/Phonologic
Disorders
Chapter 8 Phonetic Treatment Approaches
Chapter 9 Phonological Treatment Approaches
Chapter 10 Implementation of Intervention
and Transition to Dismissal
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Speech Science
Primer
Physiology,
Acoustics, and
Perception of
Speech
Sixth Edition
Lawrence J. Raphael,
PhD
February 2011 /
Softbound / 7 x 10
Approx. 416 pp. /
Approx. 201 Illus.
978-1-6083-1357-0
DESCRIPTION
Written in a clear, reader-friendly style, Speech
Science Primer serves as an introduction to speech
science and covers basic information on acoustics,
the acoustic analysis of speech, speech anatomy and
physiology, and speech perception. It also includes
topics such as research methodology, speech motor
control, and history/evolution of speech science.
With its reader-friendly content and valuable online
resources, Speech Science Primer: Physiology,
Acoustics, and Perception of Speech, Sixth Edition
is an ideal text for beginning speech pathology and
audiology students and faculty.
FEATURES
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NEW! Updated art program, including 10 new
figures and 30 updated figures
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Material on speech respiration and expanded
information on cross-language speech issues
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Information on acoustics, speech physiology, and
speech perception is integrated to create a unified
treatment of speech science
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An explanation of the normal communication
process serves as a basis for comparison with
communication disorders
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Audio clips available on the companion website
are referenced in the text by an icon
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A bibliography concludes each chapter to
encourage further study
Clinical
Management
of Articulatory
and Phonologic
Disorders
Third Edition
Mary Gordon-Brannan,
PhD
April 2006 /
Hardbound / 7 x 10
Approx. 400 pp. /
Approx. 100 Illus.
978-0-7817-2951-2
DESCRIPTION
This revised Third Edition serves as the primary
textbook for introductory courses in articulation
and phonological disorders. The text focuses
on articulation and phonological development
and disorders, their management, and the many
approaches/techniques of current treatment.
Features of this clear text include: chapter
subheadings that lead students throughout
the material; boxed questions about important
information; case examples to illustrate practical
applications; chapter content summaries and study
suggestions for instructors; and 100 illustrations.