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Evoking [r] Using Visual Feedback

by: Linda I. Shuster, Dennis M. Ruscello, Kimberly D. Smith
Am J Speech Lang Pathol, Vol. 1, No. 3. (1 May 1992), pp. 29-34  Key: citeulike:8004222

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An adult who was not able to produce singleton consonantal [r] or any of the r-colored vowels correctly (although he could produce some consonant clusters containing [r]) was enrolled in a treatment program for remediation of these sounds. When, after 17 therapy sessions, he was still unable to produce any of these sounds accurately, a real-time speech spectrograph was introduced to provide visual feedback. Within two sessions, the client was able to produce [] correctly. We were then able to use his production of [] to obtain a correct [r]. The data indicate that this type of biofeedback can be useful for eliciting correct production of [].


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