Targeting Intelligible Speech¶
Hodson, B. W., & Paden, E. P. (1983). Targeting Intelligible Speech: A Phonological Approach to Remediation. College-Hill Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Phonological Process
- The clinical and theoretical load the construct carries depends on that rule-character: speech-language pathology classifies phonological disorder by which processes persist past their expected resolution age and targets intervention at the rule rather than the individual phone (so suppressing the fronting process generalises to all velars simultaneously, the empirical basis of Hodson's cycles approach).
This sourceSets out the cycles rationale that intervention should target the deficient phonological process rather than individual phones, on the prediction that suppression generalises across the whole affected class.
- The clinical and theoretical load the construct carries depends on that rule-character: speech-language pathology classifies phonological disorder by which processes persist past their expected resolution age and targets intervention at the rule rather than the individual phone (so suppressing the fronting process generalises to all velars simultaneously, the empirical basis of Hodson's cycles approach).
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