Module 1 Flashcards
Introduction
Why is speech science important ?
- Helps with the understand of concepts and it’s effects upon speech intelligibility
- Helps with knowing what treatment goals to select
- Helps with understanding relationships between two concepts so that it helps with develop therapy treatment goals
(blank) is the study of physics of sound
Acoustics
(blank) is the study of motion
Kinematics
(blank) is the study of the forces that cause movement
Dynamics
(blank) is the study of the relationship between physically properties and our perception of those properties
Psychoacoustics
(blank) is the generation of air flow and creation of air pressure by the displacement (movement ) of bodily structures that result in the production of linguistically meaningful sound ( phonemes )
Speech Production
(blank) is the generation for sound waves by vibration of the v.f. which are that rhodified by the vocal tract
Voice Production
When you have voice without speech , it is referred to as
Humming
When you have speech without voice , it is referred to as
Whispering
Encoding is when the conversion of thought into ( blank)
Audible sound
Decoding is when the conversion of audible sound into ( blank)
Thought
What is the sequence of events that occur from where an individual has a thought to when the listener has that thought ?
The Speech Chain
The first step of the Speech Chain is the linguistic level which is when ( blank ) occurs .
Thought
The second step of the Speech Chain is the physiological level which is when ( blank) occurs .
Encoding
The third step of the Speech Chain is the acoustic level which is when ( blank , blank ) occurs .
Audible Sound
The fourth step of the Speech Chain is the physiological level which is when ( blank ) occurs.
Decoding
The fifth and final step of the Speech Chain is the linguistic level which is when ( blank) occurs.
Thought
When we hear our own speech is called (blank) feedback
Auditory feedback
Sense of touch ( lips, teeth, and tongue ) is called (blank) feedback
Tactile Feedback
Sense of movement and position of muscles is called (blank) feedback
Proprioceptive Feedback
Information within the brain is called (blank) feedback
Neutral Feedback
When you present that speaker speech back to them with a bit of a delay is called (blank) feedback
Delayed Auditory Feedback
