A PHONETIC STUDY OF MISARTICULATION OF /R
A PHONETIC STUDY OF MISARTICULATION OF /R
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DOI:
10.1044/jshr.0203.244
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发表时间:
1959-01-01
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通讯作者:
HARDY, JC
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作者:
CURTIS, JF;HARDY, JC
Considerable interest has been shown in the phenomenon of inconsistent misarticulation in the speech of children, particularly among children who exhibit deviant speech without apparent organic causation. Several authors have suggested that occasional correct productions of a speech sound which is usually misarticulated may be used to advantage in helping a child learn to articulate that sound in the correct manner consistently. Several studies, for example Amidon (1), Wilson (15), and Roe and Milisen (11), have shown that correct utterance of sounds which are frequently misarticulated is common in the speech patterns of young children who exhibit defective articulation. However, only when intensive studies of specific phonemes were made, such as the studies of/s/by Nelson (10) and Hale (3), and the study of/r/by Buck (2), did evidence begin to accumulate showing that there is a systematic association between particular