Oral speech has always been the most important means of communication between humans. When a message is conveyed using oral speech, it is encoded in two separate signals: an auditory speech signal and a visual speech signal. The auditory speech signal consists of a series of speech sounds that are produced by the human speech production system. In order to generate different sounds, the paramet...

UNLABELLED Oro-facial and speech motor control disorders represent a variety of speech and language pathologies. Early identification of such problems is important and carries clinical implications. A common and simple tool for gauging the presence and severity of speech motor control impairments is oral-diadochokinesis (oral-DDK). Surprisingly, norms for adult performance are missing from the ...

Auditory speech processing is facilitated when the talker’s face and head movements (visual speech) can be seen. This effect occurs over a range of spoken word tasks, e.g., for spoken word identification (determining which word was presented) and for speech detection (determining whether speech was presented). This study examined the effect of providing two types of visual cue on the speed of d...

Speech is one aspect of child development that starts from birth. By talking, children can communicate to those around them about themselves, their condition and what they want convey. A said be late in speaking if at the age ability process vocals not accordance with period or below average child. The impact will very visible clearly felt when communicating environment experiencing difficultie...