Phonological Patterns Observed in Young Children with Cleft Palate.

Broen, Patricia A.; And Others

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Title:	Phonological Patterns Observed in Young Children with Cleft Palate.
Authors:	Broen, Patricia A.; And Others
Descriptors:	Articulation (Speech); Cleft Palate; Phonology; Speech Handicaps; Voice Disorders; Young Children
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Publication Date:	1989-11-00
Pages:	9
Pub Types:	Speeches/Meeting Papers; Reports - Research
Abstract:	The study examined the speech production strategies used by 4 young children (30- to 32-months-old) with cleft palate and velopharyngeal inadequacy during the early stages of phonological learning. All the children had had primary palatal surgery and were producing primarily single word utterances with a few 2- and 3-word phrases. Analysis of each child's speech indicated the children's speech was unlike like that of non-cleft children in that they frequently substituted the more open sonovant consonants for the more closed obstruents, oral stops were frequently nasalized or produced with a secondary glottal constriction, and the place of articulation was maintained only for labials. The children's speech tended to be like that of non-cleft children in substituting stops for fricatives, in often preserving both voicing and place of articulation and in such phonological processes as assimilation and consonant reduction. Three references. (DB)
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Note:	Paper presented at the Conference of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (St. Louis, MO, November 17-20, 1989).
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Audiences:	Researchers
Languages:	English
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