Now in its ninth edition, the widely-used book continues to serve both readers and clinicians as the classic introduction to communication disorders. Charles Van Riper's inimitable easy-to-read style, clinical focus, and emphasis on the person with the disability has been preserved and updated by his close friend and colleague, Robert Erickson.
"...continues to serve both students and clinicians as the standard introduction to communication disorders...Van Riper's colleague, Robert Erickson, has preserved the features that have made this a popular text/reference."

Speech Correction: An Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology (9th Edition)

Van Riper, Charles, 1905-1994; Erickson, Robert L

Globe Fearon Educational Publishing

Longman Publishing

Cengage Gale

Pearson

United States, United States of America

9 edition, December 7, 1995

9th ed, Boston, 1995

Includes bibliographical references and index.

topic: Speech disorders; Speech therapy; Audiology; Speech Disorders; Voice Disorders; Speech Therapy

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p15) PREFACE
2. (p16) ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
3. (p17) 1 INTRODUCTION
3.1. (p21) HISTORY OF THE DISABLED
3.2. (p24) HOW THE DISABLED PERSON REACTS
3.3. (p24) CURRENT ATTITUDES TOWARD DISABILITY
3.4. (p25) COMMUNICATING WITH THE COMMUNICATIVELY IMPAIRED
3.5. (p27) A BRIEF LOOK AT THE PROFESSIONS
4. (p41) 2 BASIC COMPONENTS OF SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
4.1. (p45) THE SPEECH MECHANISM
4.2. (p61) LANGUAGE
4.3. (p71) SPEECH ACOUSTICS
5. (p91) 3 DEVELOPMENT OF SPEECH AND LANGUAGE
5.1. (p92) PREREQUISITES FOR SPEECH DEVELOPMENT
5.2. (p101) THE FIRST WORDS
5.3. (p107) SYNTAX: LEARNING TO TALK IN SENTENCES
5.4. (p113) PHONOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
5.5. (p117) SEMANTICS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEANING
5.6. (p121) PROSODY AND PRAGMATICS
6. (p125) 4 SPEECH DISORDERS
6.1. (p126) DEFINITION
6.2. (p127) DISORDER CLASSIFICATION
6.3. (p129) ARTICULATION DISORDERS
6.4. (p134) FLUENCY DISORDERS
6.5. (p139) VOICE DISORDERS
6.6. (p149) LANGUAGE DISORDERS
7. (p157) 5 EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION DISORDERS
7.1. (p159) COMPONENTS OF THE EMOTIONAL FRACTION
7.2. (p173) ROLE OF THE SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
8. (p181) 6 DEVELOPMENTAL LANGUAGE DISORDERS
8.1. (p183) NONVERBAL CHILDREN
8.2. (p185) CHILDREN WITH DELAYED OR DEVIANT LANGUAGE
8.3. (p188) DETERRENTS TO LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
8.4. (p201) EXPERIENCE DEPRIVATION
8.5. (p203) ASSESSING THE CHILD'S LANGUAGE
8.6. (p207) LANGUAGE THERAPY5
9. (p223) 7 ARTICULATION AND PHONOLOGICAL DISORDERS
9.1. (p226) DIALECT DIFFERENCES
9.2. (p228) TYPES AND CAUSES OF ARTICULATORY DISORDERS
9.3. (p238) ANALYZING MISARTICULATIONS
9.4. (p247) CORRECTING MISARTICULATIONS
10. (p269) 8 FLUENCY DISORDERS
10.1. (p270) WHAT IS STUTTERING?
10.2. (p276) DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISORDER
10.3. (p284) THE TREATMENT OF STUTTERING
10.4. (p309) TREATMENT OF THE CHILD WHO HAS BECOME AWARE OF STUTTERING
10.5. (p313) CLUTTERING
11. (p319) 9 VOICE DISORDERS
12. (p359) 10 CLEFT PALATE
13. (p391) 11 APHASIA AND RELATED DISORDERS
14. (p419) 12 CEREBRAL PALSY AND OTHER NEUROPATHOLOGIES
15. (p439) 13 HEARING AND HEARING IMPAIRMENT
16. (p487) 14 THE SPEECH AND HEARING PROFESSIONS
17. (p513) APPENDIX A CODE OF ETHICS AMERICAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING ASSOCIATION
18. (p519) APPENDIX B CODE OF ETHICS AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AUDIOLOGY
19. (p523) APPENDIX C SCOPE OF PRACTICE, SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY AMERICAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING ASSOCIATION
20. (p527) APPENDIX D ORGANIZATIONS,AGENCIES,AND SUPPORT GROUPS RELATED TO COMMUNICATION SCIENCES AND DISORDERS
21. (p531) GLOSSARY
22. (p543) INDEX

theme: Speech disorders; Speech therapy; Audiology; Speech Disorders; Voice Disorders; Speech Therapy

xii, 532 pages : 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index
1. Introduction -- History of the disabled -- How the disabled person reacts -- Current attitudes toward disability -- Communicating with the communicatively impaired -- A brief look at the professions -- 2. Basic components of speech and language -- The speech mechanism -- Language -- Speech acoustics -- 3. Development of speech and language -- Prerequisites for speech development -- The first words -- Syntax : learning to talk in sentences -- Phonological development -- Semantics : the development of meaning -- Prosody and pragmatics -- 4. Speech disorders -- Definition -- Disorder classification -- Articulation disorders -- Fluency disorders -- Voice disorders -- Language disorders -- 5. Emotional aspects of communication -- Components of the emotional fraction -- Role of the speech-language pathologist -- 6. Developmental language disorders -- Nonverbal children -- Children with delayed or deviant language -- Deterrents to language acquisition -- Experience deprivation -- Assessing the child's language -- Language therapy -- 7. Articulation and phonological disorders -- Dialect differences -- Types and causes of articulatory disorders -- Analyzing misarticulations -- Correcting misarticulations -- 8. Fluency disorders -- What is stuttering? -- Development of the disorder -- The treatment of stuttering -- Treatment of the child who has become aware of stuttering -- Cluttering -- 9. Voice disorders -- Disorders of loudness -- Pitch disorders -- Disorders of vocal quality -- Laryngectomy
10. Cleft palate -- Incidence and types of clefts -- Causes of clefts -- The oral cleft team -- Surgery for clefts -- Prostheses -- Communication problems associated with cleft palate -- 11. Aphasia and related disorders -- The disorder -- Causes of aphasia -- Aphasia tests -- Physical and psychosocial elements -- Prognosis -- Treatment -- 12. Cerebral palsy and other neuropathologies -- Varieties of cerebral palsy -- Classification by body parts -- Causes of cerebral palsy -- Impact of cerebral palsy -- Speech therapy -- Motor speech disorders -- The severely impaired -- 13. Hearing and hearing impairment -- The hearing mechanism -- Detection and evaluation of hearing loss -- Types of hearing loss -- Hearing rehabilitation -- 14. The speech and hearing professions -- Origins of the speech and hearing professions -- Organizations and standards -- Some legal and ethical considerations -- Career options -- Future trends -- Some concluding comments -- Appendix A. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association code of ethics -- Appendix B. American Academy of Audiology code of ethics -- Appendix C. Scope of practice : speech-language pathology and audiology -- Appendix D. Organizations, agencies, and support groups related to communication sciences and disorders -- Glossary

As were its eight previous editions, this book is intended primarily for undergraduate students of human communication sciences and disorders; however, it also should be of interest to students of elementary and pre-primary education, music therapy, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, special education, psychology, and social work. Predentistry and premedicine students also may find in this text useful overviews of many of the disability types that they eventually will encounter in their practices.

An introduction to communication disorders, this book describes the nature, causes, and treatment of the major speech, language and hearing disorders. It contains many practical examples of clinical applications, bringing meaning to the disorder areas.

2023-06-28