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A abordagem fonética de dados clínicos
Zuleica Camargo
Journal of Speech Sciences · 2(1), 33-47 · 2012
What the paper examines
This methodological review considers how phonetic analysis can be used with clinical speech data. It emphasizes the relationship between production and perception, the dynamic nature of speech, and cooperation among research disciplines.
Reading it in context
The paper discusses research approaches and clinical questions. It does not test this website’s games or establish that microphone volume, picture choices or a schematic animation can diagnose a speech disorder.
A question to read with
What additional perceptual and clinical information is needed alongside acoustic measurements?
Citation
Zuleica Camargo (2012). A abordagem fonética de dados clínicos. Journal of Speech Sciences, 2(1), 33-47. https://doi.org/10.20396/joss.v2i1.15015
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