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Recent Trends in Literal vs. Figurative Language Research: The Case of Irony
December 1, 2003
WHAT'S IRONY?In this paper I address the issue of difference or similarity in processing literal... Read More
The Dynamics of Learning to Hear New Speech Sounds
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November 17, 2003
AbstractWhen adults attempt to learn new speech sounds, they do so in the context of the phonology... Read More
Articulation, Phonology, and Speech Sound Disorders
SLPs Collaborating on Literacy Disability Diagnoses: A Team Model
November 9, 2003
Part TWO of TWO:(Click here to review Part ONE of TWO)Constitution of the Collaborative Diagnostic... Read More
Gender-Specific Audiologic Rehabilitation Programs and Self-Perception of Handicap in the Elderly
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October 27, 2003
Abstract:This study investigated whether gender-specific counseling strategies (designed differently... Read More
Effects of Group Composition in Audiologic Rehabilitation Programs for Hearing Impaired Elderly
October 20, 2003
AbstractThis study investigated the effect of rehabilitation group composition on self-perception... Read More
Learning from Text: Facilitating and Enhancing Comprehension
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October 13, 2003
Correspondence should be addressed to Danielle S. McNamara,Department of Psychology, The University... Read More
International Stuttering Awareness is really everyday... We just celebrate it on October 22nd
October 6, 2003
While the spoken word is taken for granted by most, the use of spoken language is challenging... Read More
Fluency, Atypical Disfluency, and Stuttering
Establishing An Effective Dysphagia Program in a Long Term Care Facility
September 15, 2003
In the past 20 years, the profession of speech-language pathology has grown to include the treatment... Read More
Dysphagia (Adult)
ADHD and Kids: What is going on?
September 8, 2003
Editor's note: Although we don't usually publish ''op-ed'' material, this... Read More
Twins and Language Development: An Overview
September 1, 2003
Introduction:There is a pervasive assumption in the twin and language development literatures... Read More
Aphasia Cultural Competence
National Outcomes Measurement System (NOMS): 2003
August 25, 2003
Since 1998, speech-language pathologists (SLPs) have had a tool to help them document the real-life... Read More
Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology Degree at Nova Southeastern University
August 11, 2003
Historical Perspective:Nova Southeastern University (NSU) is an independent, nonsectarian, nonprofit... Read More
Patient Perspectives: Stuttering Management
July 14, 2003
Patient Perspectives: Stuttering ManagementDDTampa, FloridaSP/Beck: Good Morning. Thanks... Read More
Fluency, Atypical Disfluency, and Stuttering
A Cognitive/Affective Approach to Stuttering Treatment
July 7, 2003
A Cognitive/Affective Approach to Stuttering TreatmentJanet Y. Skotko, M.Ed. CCCSpeech/Language... Read More
Fluency, Atypical Disfluency, and Stuttering
Patient Profile: Fluency & Stuttering Management
June 30, 2003
SP/Beck: Good Morning MC. Thanks for agreeing to share your story today.MC: Thanks for the opportunity... Read More
Fluency, Atypical Disfluency, and Stuttering
The Golden Rule as a Clinical Practice Guide*
June 23, 2003
Everywhere you look, now and throughout history, you will find people evoking The Golden Rule as a guide... Read More
Ethics
What are Voice Disorders and Who Gets Them??
June 9, 2003
A voice disorder may prevent a professional singer from performing or a business person from effectively... Read More
Voice Disorders
John Tracy Clinic: 60 Years Later
June 2, 2003
John Tracy Clinic (JTC) has facilities in Los Angeles and Long Beach, California. The Clinic is a pioneering... Read More
Early Intervention
Rehabilitation for Enhanced Life Participation: A Living Well Program
May 26, 2003
Rehab@WeissA Program of Schwab at Weiss Memorial HospitalAn Affiliate of the University of Chicago... Read More
Aphasia
Fitting Techniques for the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Patient
May 12, 2003
IntroductionA cochlear implant is a prosthetic device designed to provide hearing to patients with... Read More