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clinical phonetics |
applications of phonetics to describe speech differences and disorders, including info about speech sounds and the perceptual skills used in clinical settings |
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phonetics |
study of the perception and production of speech sounds |
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two-way scoring |
right vs. wrong, correct vs. incorrect perceptual system in which speech sounds are dichotomized into 2 classes representing typical vs. atypical behavior |
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five-way scoring |
-correct -deletion/omission -substitution -distortion -addition perceptual system in which speech sounds are classified as typical vs. 1 of 4 error types |
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phonetic transcription |
a visual representation of speech sounds, typically accomplished w/symbols of the IPA. The main symbols represent individual phonemes or allophones, and may also include marks for sound sound modifications, stress levels, and other aspects of speech -Broad: phonemes -Narrow: allophones |
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broad transcription |
phonetic transcription that uses phonetics exclusively and does not indicate finer variations |
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narrow (close) transcription |
includes symbols to represent both the speech sounds produced and symbols that describe slight variations in the production of those sounds |
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linguistic complexity |
the context in which a sound to be transcribed is embedded -isolation, word, sentence, continuous speech |
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response complexity |
the number of target sounds to be transcribed, which may vary from only one sound to all sounds occurring in a section of speech -single, multiple |
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target sound |
the sound to be transcribed, as it occurs in isolation or together with other speech sounds |
