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Physiological Aspects of Speech: Speakers with Cerebral Palsy
- 1967 ----- color ----- 24 min ----- 16mm
- Various deviations in respiratory, laryngeal and articulatory functioning exhibited by individuals with cerebral palsy. Emphasis is on the difficulty of describing fully the speech physiology problems and in relating specific deviations in functioning of the speech mechanism to speech deficit exhibited. Physiological functioning may vary in cerebral palsied children and a number of deviations may contribute to a particular speech characteristic.
- Topics: (Disability Studies, Speech and Hearing Sciences)
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