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Stuttering Problems

There are many stuttering problems for people who stutter. People with an established stutter are aware of the negative effect of repetitions, prolongations, hesitations and blocks on their speech. Their stutter (stammer) may be accompanied by facial tics and uncontrolled body movements. Stuttering can lead to the avoidance of certain activities and to social isolation.

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Child-directed Speech

Caregivers unconsciously modify their speech when talking to babies and infants. Sometimes known as motherese or parentese, this linguistic behavior…

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Communication Capacity

Communication capacity is a speaker’s ability to successfully encode and decode messages, and the ability of the transmission channel to…

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Communication Model

Any communication model is just a conceptual framework that simplifies our understanding of the complex communication process. This article discusses…

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Vowels

Vowels are open sounds, produced with the vocal cords vibrating and with no obstruction to the airflow from the lungs.

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Consonants

Phonetics studies articulation, i.e. how the sounds of particular languages are articulated in particular contexts. This article explains the articulation…

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Phonology

Phonology is the study of the rule system that governs how particular speech sounds are used to produce meaningful words.

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