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Oral diadochokinetic rates for real words and non-words in Greek-speaking children [PDF]
Open Linguistics, 2021 This study examined the performance of Greek monolingual typically developing (TD) children on diadochokinetic (DDK) rates in real words and non-words and attempted to establish normative data for Greek.
Tafiadis Dionysios +4 more
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Sparing of number words in oral production
Frontiers in Psychology, 2014 Phonological errors seldom affect number words (Bencini et al., 2011). Current views suggest that this effect arises at the post-lexical (buffer) level: the basic phonological building blocks of ordinary words are phonemes, but the building blocks of ...
Carlo Semenza, Francesca Meneghello
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"Oral Tradition": Weasel Words or Transdisciplinary Door to Multiplexity [PDF]
Oral Tradition, 2003 “Oral tradition”—not a concept I’m really comfortable with, actually. It’s partly its sneaky connotations: “oral” as symbol of the primitive, the other, the marginal at the edge of the triumphant western dream; “tradition”/ “traditional” too: opposed to modern/western/literate/individual/creative, implicitly highlighting transmission and the “old ...
Ruth Finnegan
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Journal of Modern Languages, 2017 This study attempts to maintaine that, while we cannot dismiss the written word, which is part and parcel of our history, we have to analyse the spoken word and assess how important it is in our present society.
Laurent Metzger
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EVALUATION OF ORAL HEALTH LITERACY OF PREGNANT WOMEN
European Annals of Dental Sciences, 2022 Aim Oral health literacy is the capacity of individuals to receive and understand the health information and services necessary to make appropriate oral health decisions.
Gönül Yeter, Fatih Şengül
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Oral frequency norms for 67,979 Spanish words [PDF]
Behavior Research Methods, 2011 Frequency of occurrence is an important attribute of lexical units, and one that is widely used in psychological research and theorization. Although printed frequency norms have long been available for Spanish, and subtitle-based norms have more recently been published, oral frequency norms have not been systematically compiled for a representative set
Rodríguez Alonso, María Ángeles +2 more
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Dementia & Neuropsychologia, 2020 . Several approaches to the rehabilitation of agrammatism use implicit and explicit learning methods. Objective: To verify the effect of adapted Mapping Therapy and ORLA methods (explicit versus implicit learning) on the oral and written production in ...
Marcela Lima Silagi +6 more
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Frontiers in Communication, 2023 Nasal coarticulation is when the lowering of the velum for a nasal consonant co-occurs with the production of an adjacent vowel, causing the vowel to become (at least partially) nasalized.
Jakub Gwizdzinski +3 more
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Intensive naming training for low-educated demented and non-demented elderly
Dementia & Neuropsychologia, 2020 . Complaints about naming difficulties may be common in the elderly. In dementia, anomia is the most frequent symptom of language disorders. Naming training can improve lexical access and promote better quality of communication for elderly with or ...
Amanda Cristina de Souza Ferreira +4 more
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Remote Study as a Modern Format to Improve Our Lip-Reading Skills (Based on our Homovisemes Corpus)
Современные информационные технологии и IT-образование, 2022 This article continues our work, where we describe possible barriers for a person with hearing impairments to visually perceive and understanding verbal speech by observing the speaker's articulations.
Maria Myasoedova, Zinaida Myasoedova
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