Influence of chronic otitis media on phonological acquisition

Influence of chronic otitis media on phonological acquisition

In light of conflicting results from previous studies of the speech development of children with otitis media, the range & types of consonants produced by English-acquiring Caucasian children with a history of otitis media (N = 3 females & 3 males) are examined longitudinally at nine points...

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Veröffentlicht in:Clinical linguistics & phonetics 2001, Vol.15 (1-2), p.47-51
Hauptverfasser: MICCIO, Adele W, GALLAGHER, Eleene, GROSSMAN, Carolyn B, YONT, Kristine M, VERNON-FEAGANS, Lynne
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