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Factors that influence non-word repetition performance in children with and without persistent speech sound disorders.

Kelly FarquharsonTiffany P HoganAnnie B Fox
Published in: International journal of language & communication disorders (2021)
What is already known on the subject? Good expressive vocabulary is important for children with speech sound disorders; it can aid in their performance on phonological processing tasks like NWR. Nonword repetition may be a helpful test/ subtest to add to assessment batteries when evaluating children with speech sound disorders. What this paper adds to existing knowledge? Vocabulary and word reading abilities must also be measured for children with SSDs, to observe the bigger picture of their linguistic abilities. What are the potential or actual clinical implications of this work? The relation between word reading and speech sound production influences performance on phonological processing tasks.
Keyphrases
  • working memory
  • young adults
  • healthcare
  • hearing loss
  • risk assessment