From margin to center: A thematic analysis exploring the lived experiences of Black women who stutter [0.03%]
从边缘到中心：探讨黑人女性口吃的在世体验的主题分析
Enjoli M Richardson,Courtney T Byrd,Megan M Young
Enjoli M Richardson
Purpose: Dimensions of identity such as race and gender critically influence how people who stutter navigate their lives; however, there is a dearth of research concerning the lived experiences of people with marginalized...
Distributional patterns in recast therapy do not systematically align with patterns in conversational data [0.03%]
复述疗法中的分布模式与对话数据中的模式不系统地对应
Anna Koppy,Maura O&#x;Fallon,Yi Ting Huang et al.
Anna Koppy et al.
Recast therapy is an intervention for morphosyntactic targets but the demanding nature of this child-centered input raises questions about whether the target exemplars differ from their instantiation in naturalistic child-directed speech. W...
The KASE for telepractice: Examining the knowledge and self-efficacy of speech-language pathologists [0.03%]
语言病理学家在远程实践中的知识和自我效能感的考查(KASE模型)
Shannon Hall-Mills,Lakeisha Johnson
Shannon Hall-Mills
Introduction: This study holds significant implications as it delves into the knowledge and confidence levels of school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in the United States regarding various aspects of telepract...
Exploring perception of coarticulatory cues in childhood apraxia of speech and residual speech sound disorders: A pilot study [0.03%]
探究儿童失语症和残余言语障碍中协同发音提示的感知：一项试点研究
Molly Beiting,Navin Viswanathan,Nicole Caballero et al.
Molly Beiting et al.
Introduction: Children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) exhibit speech production deficits beyond segmental errors, including atypical coarticulation. Broadly, children with speech sound disorders (SSD) also exhibit...
Stuttering narratives in Poland: A qualitative study exploring the consequences of stigmatization and ableism on adult life experiences [0.03%]
波兰的口吃叙述定性研究：探讨标签化和能力主义对成人生活经历的影响
Katarzyna Węsierska,Katarzyna Wyrwas,Mikołaj Zarzycki
Katarzyna Węsierska
Introduction: The main goal of this qualitative study was to explore how language and societal narratives shape the experiences of adults who stutter in Poland, specifically the impact of stigma and ableism on self-percep...
Compassionately reactive: Personality profiles of speech-language pathologists and their professional trajectories [0.03%]
富有同情心的反应：言语-语言治疗师的人格特征及其职业发展轨迹
Gil Zukerman,Michal Icht
Gil Zukerman
Personality traits significantly influence health career trajectories, clinical performance, and burnout vulnerability. However, limited research has explored personality traits among speech-language pathologists (SLP), particularly across ...
Exploring the morphological and morpho-syntactic abilities of adolescents with autism [0.03%]
自闭症青少年的形态和形貌句法能力研究
Inbar Lotsky,Nufar Sukenik,Julia Reznick
Inbar Lotsky
This study examined the morphological and morpho-syntactic abilities of Hebrew-speaking adolescents with and without ASD. The participants consisted of 59 adolescents, divided into two groups: 29 with ASD (5 girls, 24 boys, ages 14-18) and ...
Dahye Choi,Soo-Eun Chang,Sohee Kim et al.
Dahye Choi et al.
Purpose: Perspectives on treatment goals for stuttering have evolved in recent years. Placing less emphasis on fluency, and more on acceptance of stuttering and supporting confident communication for individuals who stutt...
Taxonomic knowledge in children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities who use augmentative or alternative communication [0.03%]
智力障碍和/或发育障碍且使用辅助技术进行交流的儿童的分类知识研究
Courtney Trevino,Emily Lund
Courtney Trevino
This study is a first step towards informing processes of vocabulary development, specifically at the level of lexical integration, in children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who use augmentative or alternative commu...
An interpretative phenomenological analysis of voluntary stuttering experiences of adults who stutter [0.03%]
说者无声：成人口吃患者试借“有意识地说错话”体验找到言语表达自信及自我接纳感之途——一项解释性现象学分析研究
Megan M Young,Courtney T Byrd,Enjoli M Richardson
Megan M Young
Purpose: Voluntary stuttering has been an aspect of stuttering treatment for decades. However, relatively few studies have explored the utility of this strategy through the perspectives of adults who stutter. The purpose ...