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Scoring system

Two way


Five way


Transcription

Two way scoring

Correct or incorrect

Five way scoring

Deletion, substitution, distortion, addition, correct or incorrect

Transcription

No judgement just writing the sound

Linguistic complexity

Isolation


Syllables


Words


Phrase


Sentence


Continuous approach

Response complexity

Single sounds


Multiple sounds


Three systems of speech production

Respiratory


Laryngeal


Supralaryngeal

Respiratory system

Inspiration - ingressive


Expiration - egressive

Laryngeal system

The larynx


Trachea


Vocal folds

Fundamental frequency

Amount of times the vocal folds vibrate while speaking to create pitch

Supralaryngeal

Cavities


Velum


Velopharygeal port


Mobile articulators

Cavities

Pharyngeal


Nasal


Oral

Velum

Goes up to create nasal


Closes to create nonnasal sounds

Morpheme

Minimal unit of meaning


Base words


Lexicon - list of morphemes

Phoneme

Smallest unit of meaningful sound

Allophone

Differences in one sound that does not change the meaning of the word

Minimal pairs

Two morphemes that differ only in one meaningful sound segment


Tea vs key

Graphemes

Allographs ( c and k) - for allophones


Digraphs - (check) two letters and one sound

I M F position


Initial


Medial


Final

Articulators

Structures used primarily to make sounds


Uvula


Velum


Tongue


Alveolar ridge


Hard palate


Teeth


Lips


Jaw


Tongue

Body, tip, blade, dorsum, root

Technologies

X-ray


MRI


Ultrasound


Electropalatography


Fiberoptic endoscopy


Acoustic analysis

X-RAY

Detects energy that has passed through the body

MRI

energy released from hydrogen atoms in the body


Ultrasound

Echoes from the body


Look at tongue and tongue movement

Electropalatography

See where tongue hits palette


Only done for sounds in isolation

Fiber of endoscopy

Used to scope vocal cords

Acoustic analysis

See waveforms of speech