Phonology as Human Behaviour: Clinical Phonetics, Phonology and Prosody

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1. Speech and Language Impairments of Arabic-Speaking Jordanian Children Within Natural Phonology and Phonology as Human Behaviour
2. Differences Between Grammatical and Lexical Development in Japanese Specific Language Impairment: A Case Study
3. SV and VS Total Interrogatives in Ibero-Romance: The Role of Phonetically Unrealised Elements in Agrammatism
4. Idiom Processing in Aphasic Patients
5. New Tests for Language Mapping with Intraoperative Electrical Stimulation of the Brain to Preserve Language in Individuals with Tumors and Epilepsy: A Preliminary Follow-Up Study
6. Correlation Between Vowel Centralisation and Incomplete Stop Articulation in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury
7. Why Does the Vowel Space Area as an Acoustic Metric Fail to Differentiate Dysarthric from Normal Vowel Articulation and what can be Done About It?
8. A Biological basis for Aphasia Treatment: Mirror Neurons and Observation-Execution Matching
9. Phonology as Human Behaviour: Clinical Phonetics, Phonology and Prosody