Chapter 4: The intelligibility of deafened speakers and the variables which affect it

Chapters in this book

1. I-X I
2. Chapter 1: Acquired deafness: an overview 1
3. Chapter 2: Review of speech literature 19
4. Chapter 3: The scope and methods of the Belfast study 55
5. Chapter 4: The intelligibility of deafened speakers and the variables which affect it 75
6. Chapter 5: Automatic acoustic analysis of deafened speech 87
7. Chapter 6: Intonation 115
8. Chapter 7: Errors of articulation 139
9. Chapter 8: Social and emotional reactions to deafened people's speech 163
10. Chapter 9: Speech impairments due to hearing loss: their effect on person perception in information-rich contexts 181
11. Chapter 10: Acquired deafness and interaction 197
12. Chapter 11: Do they mean us? Preliminaries to a theory of lipreading that is recognisable to deafened lipreaders 217
13. Chapter 12: Integrating central processes into accounts of lipreading 231
14. Chapter 13: Understanding the quality of deafened people's lives 259
15. References 279
16. Author Index 297
17. Subject Index 301