Human communication disorders : an introduction
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Human communication disorders : an introduction
Pearson/Allyn and Bacon, c2006
7th ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 575-610) and indexes
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Description
This edition continues to explore the underlying nature of communication problems by explaining current theory and research and presenting the "nuts and bolts" of clinical therapy.
The leading book on the market for introductory courses in communication disorders, Human Communication Disorders, Seventh Edition, covers a broad range of topics at a level of depth appropriate for students. Experts in speech-language pathology and audiology place disorders in perspective, define basic theories of causation, introduce identifying characteristics, and present an overview of procedures for evaluation and treatment. Coverage of cultural and linguistic diversity as well as evidence-based practice reflects trends in the discipline. This edition continues to ensure that beginning students receive a strong foundation in communication disorders. It also provides extensive coverage of topics ranging from craniofacial disorders to communication delays and disorders in young children from the personal perspectives by expert chapter authors. Case studies and study questions enhance the learning experience.
Highlights of the new edition include: Fully updated information on the most recent research in the field; new chapters on genetics, literacy development and disorders, aural rehabilitation, dysphagia, and neurogenic speech disorders introduce students to these emerging areas of study; shorter chapters written at an undergraduate, exploratory level make the material easier for beginning students to digest.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Human Communication Disorders - A Philosophy and Practice of Service.
(Noma B. Anderson, George Shames, and Shelly Chabon)
I. Basic Communication Process.
2. Development of Communication, Language, and Speech.
(Robert E. Owens, Jr)
3. The Biology and Physics of Speech.
(Raymond D. Kent & Houri K. Vorperian)
4. Multicultural Influences in Human Communication and Disorders.
(Kay T. Payne & Orlando L. Taylor)
5. Genetics: Basis for Development and Disorders.
(Lemmietta G. McNeilly)
II. Disorders of Speech.
6. Articulatory and Phonological Disorders.
(Richard G. Schwartz)
7. Stuttering and Other Disorders of Fluency.
(Peter R. Ramig & George H. Shames)
8. Voice Disorders.
(Christine Sapienza & Douglas M. Hicks)
9. Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Disorders.
(Robert J. Shprintzen & Eileen Marrinan)
10. Neurogenic Disorders of Speech in Children and Adults.
(Bruce E. Murdoch & Kimberley M. Docking)
III. Disorders of Language.
11. Developmental Language Delay in Infancy and Early Childhood.
(Catherine K. Bacon & M. Jeanne Wilcox)
12. Language Disabilities in School-Age Children and Youth.
(Barbara Culatta & Elisabeth H. Wiig)
13. From Emergent Literacy to Literacy: Development and Disorders.
(Froma P. Roth)
14. Aphasia and Related Acquired Language Disorders.
(Audrey L. Holland)
15. Augmentative and Alternative Communication.
(Kathleen A. Kangas & Lyle L. Lloyd)
IV. Disorders of Swallowing.
16. Swallowing: Process and Disorders.
(Barbara C. Sonies)
V. Disorders of Hearing.
17. Hearing and Hearing Disorders.
(Frederick N. Martin & Bart E. Noble)
18. Aural Rehabilitation.
(Alice E. Holmes & C. Nicole Thomas)
Glossary.
References.
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