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Speech Correction An Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology

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ISBN-10: 0138251428

ISBN-13: 9780138251420

Edition: 9th 1996

Authors: Charles Van Riper, Robert L. Erickson

List price: $170.20
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Now in its ninth edition, the widely-used Speech Correction: An Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology continues to serve both students and clinicians as the classic introduction to communication disorders. Charles Van Riper's inimitable easy-to-read style, clinical focus, and emphasis on the person with the disability has been preserved and updated by his close friend and colleague, Robert Erickson. Together, they have incorporated current research and new techniques, while retaining the accuracy, comprehensiveness, and conversational style that made previous editions so successful. The new Ninth Edition continues to describe the nature, causes, and treatment of the major speech,…    
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Book details

List price: $170.20
Edition: 9th
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 12/7/1995
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 512
Size: 8.00" wide x 9.75" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.134
Language: English

Introduction
History of the Disabled
How the Disabled Person Reacts
Current Attitudes toward Disability
A Brief Look at the Professions
Basic Components of Speech and Language
The Speech Mechanism
Linguistic Elements
Speech Acoustics
Development of Speech and Language
Prerequisites for Speech Development
Sociocultural Factors
Reflexive Utterances
Babbling
Inflected Vocal Play
The First Words
Syntax: Learning to Talk in Sentences
Phonological Development
Semantics: The Development of Meaning
Prosody and Pragmatics
A Note on Aging
Speech Disorders
Definition
Articulation Disorders
Fluency Disorders
Voice Disorders
Emotional Aspects of Communication Disorders
Components of the Emotional Fraction
How the Speech-Language Pathologist Copes with These Problems
Developmental Language Disabilities
Nonverbal Children
Delayed or Deviant Language
Acquired Language Disorders in Children
Deterrents to Language Acquisition
Diagnosing the Language Problem
Language Therapy
Articulation and Phonology
Dialect Differences
Causes of Articulation Disorders
Analyzing Misarticulations
Correcting Misarticulations
Fluency Disorders
What is Stuttering?
Prevalence
The Onset of Stuttering
Development of the Disorder
The Etiology of Stuttering
Stuttering as a Self-Reinforcing Disorder
The Treatment of Stuttering
Cluttering
Voice Disorders
Classification Systems
Organically Based Disorders
Medical and Surgical Management
Functional Voice Disorders
Basics of Voice Evaluation
General Principles of Therapy
Laryngectomy
Alaryngeal Speech
Cleft Palate
Types of Clefts
Causes of Clefts
The Impact of Clefts
The Oral Cleft Team
Surgical Management
Prostheses
Speech Impairments
Assessment Procedures
Therapy Principles and Procedures
Aphasia and Related Disorders
Overview
Causes of Aphasia
Differential Diagnosis
Assessment of Communicative Disability
Approaches to Therapy
Prognostic Factors
Dementias
Neuropathologies of Speech
Dysarthria
Apraxia
Dysprosody
Cerebral Palsy
Traumatic Brain Injury
Therapy Considerations
Alternative and Augmentative Communication
Hearing and Hearing Impairment
The Hearing Mechanism
Prevalence of Hearing Loss
Determination of Hearing Acuity
Types of Hearing Loss
Causes of Hearing Impairment
Deafness
Amplification
Cochlear Prostheses
The Professions
Historical Overview
Career Options
Service Delivery Models
Specialization
Support Personnel
Professional Organizations
Standards Programs
Issues of Law and Ethic