Clinical applications of linguistics to speech-language pathology : a guide for clinicians /: a guide for clinicians. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Naomi Gurevich, Christopher Grindrod.
• Editors: Gurevich, Naomi, 1966-; Grindrod, Christopher M
• Contents: Part 1. Applications to Child Speech & Language Differences & Disorders Chapter 1: Phonetics & Phonology Beyond the phoneme Shelley L. Velleman & Claudia I. Abbiati (University of Vermont); Chapter 2: Morphosyntax Using linguistic theory to frame assessment and intervention of morphosyntactic skills in children Stacy K. Betz (Purdue University Fort Wayne) Chapter 3: Prosody Acquisition of prosody and linguistically-based approaches to assessment and intervention Jill Thorson (University of New Hampshire) Chapter 4: Sociolinguistics Use of linguistic theory to inform the assessment and treatment of developmental language disorder within African American English Janna B. Oetting (Louisiana State University), Jessica R. Berry (South Carolina State University) & Kyomi D. Gregory-Martin (Pace University) Chapter 5: Sign Language Signed language structure and considerations for speech and language intervention with deaf children James McCann (Gallaudet University), Lauren Kelley (Houston Independent School District) & David Quinto-Pozos (University of Texas at Austin) Part 2. Applications to Adult Speech & Language Differences & Disorders Chapter 6: Phonetics & Phonology The phonetics and phonology of intelligibility: The functional importance to intelligibility of speech sounds Naomi Gurevich (Purdue University Fort Wayne) & Heejin Kim (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Chapter 7: Morphosyntax Verb and sentence impairments in aphasia: Theory, assessment, and treatment Roelien Bastiaanse (Center for Language and Brain) Chapter 8: Semantics Contextual variability of word meaning: Implications for the treatment of acquired language disorders Christopher M. Grindrod (Purdue University Fort Wayne) Chapter 9: Pragmatics Linguistic discourse assessment methods in traumatic brain injury Shaun Stephens (University of Vermont), Carl Coelho (University of Connecticut) & Michael S. Cannizzaro (University of Vermont) Chapter 10: Prosody Prosody: Linguistic and clinical perspectives Jennifer Cole (Northwestern University), Allison Hilger (University of Colorado Boulder), & Shivani Patel (Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford) Chapter 11: Sociolinguistics The linguistics of accentedness: How phonetics, phonology, and sociolinguistic considerations impact clinical intervention of accent modification Naomi Gurevich & Talia Bugel (Purdue University Fort Wayne)
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 616.855; Language disorders -- Treatment; Speech therapy
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000774825; 9781000774733; 9781003045519
• Related ISBNs: 9780367492915; 9780367492489
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