Perceptual approaches to communication disorders
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Perceptual approaches to communication disorders
（Studies in disorders of communication）
Whurr, 1995
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The purpose of this book is to try and reaffirm the importance of perceptual skills for the speech therapist. It provides a collection of papers which aim to show the application of perceptual analysis to a range of disorders and demonstrate that, when correctly used, perceptual analysis can be highly specific.
Table of Contents
- Introduction, Sheila L. Wirz
- an intelligibility rating scale for deaf people, Ann Parker
- the vocal profiles analysis scheme, Shelia Wirz and Janet Mackenzie
- measuring communicative effectiveness in aphasic people, Liz Dean and Christine Skinner
- self-awareness of the therapeutic process, Margaret Leahy
- the interactive skills of young communication aid users, Sandy Winyard
- assessing the communication of severely learning-disabled clients, Ann Edmonson
- the development of auditory skills in children, Rosemarie Morgan Barry.
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