Articulatory Stimulability Reviewed

Though frequently defined as the difference between spontaneous and imitative testing responses, additional clinical procedures for the evaluation of stimulability are reviewed. The clinical implications of isolated sound, syllable, and word-level stimulability are also discussed. (Author/DLS)

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Published inLanguage, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools Vol. 10; no. 3; p. 185
Main Author Madison, Charles L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.07.1979
Subjects
Articulation (Speech)
Clinical Diagnosis
Diagnostic Tests
Research Reviews (Publications)
Speech Evaluation
Speech Handicaps
Speech Tests
State of the Art Reviews
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Summary:Though frequently defined as the difference between spontaneous and imitative testing responses, additional clinical procedures for the evaluation of stimulability are reviewed. The clinical implications of isolated sound, syllable, and word-level stimulability are also discussed. (Author/DLS)