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| a speech production error in which a sound is incorrectly added (before/after) to another sound. |
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| includes symbols to represent the consonants, vowels, and diphtthongs produced in a speech sample |
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| applications of phonetics in the clinic, including info about speech sounds and the preceptual skills used in phonetic transcription |
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| a speech production error in which a sound is omitted- also means omission |
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| a speech production error in which a speech sound is recognizable as the correct sound but is not produced exactly correctly |
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| a perceptual system in which speech sounds are classified as typical versus one of four error types, addition, deletion/omission, substitution or distortion |
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| the context in which a sound to be transcribed is embedded, which may range from a sound isolation to a sound occurring in conversational speech |
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| Narrow/Close transcription |
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| includes symbols to represent both the target sounds (consonants, vowels, and diphtthongs) and symbols that describe slight variations in the production of the target sounds |
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| study of the perception and production of speech sounds |
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| use of symbols to represent the production of speech sounds |
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| the number of target sounds to be transcribed, which may vary from only one sounds to all sounds occurring in a section of speech |
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| a speech production error in which a speech sound is replaced by another speech sound |
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| the sound to be transcribed, as it occurs in isolation or together with other speech sounds |
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| a perceptual system in which speech sound productions are dichotomized into two classes representing typical vs. atypical behavior (right vs. wrong/correct vs. incorrect) |
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