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Elements of "the fuel" -abdomen & viscera
-Respiratory
Elements of "the engine" laryngeal
Elements of "the filter" -Pharyngeal
-nasal & velopharynx
-tongue
-mandibular
-face muscles & dentition
Shape changes result in what? sound changes
Central principle of speech Sound output at the lips and sound the
production listener hears is a function of the overall
physical state and dynamic motion of the
vocal tract tissues of the speaker
, what is central principle of learned and experience-dependent
speech production effected neural control stemming from repeated
by? exposure to a sound-based language
during early development
What does valving actions consonants
produce?
what does changes in shape or vowels
volume of open spaces
produce?
What actions work in tandem valving actions and changes in shape or
to change acoustic output? volume of open spaces
Speech chain (5) -neurolinguistic
-speech anatomy & physiology
-acoustics
-auditory anatomy & physiology (for
speaker and listener)
-Neurolinguistic (listener)
Neurolinguistic level for -cognitive component of speech are
production & perception (2) learned, not innate. (child learns auditory-
tactile-motor transforms for speech
gestures)
-underlying the production of speech:
phenomes, syllables, words, sentences
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Terms in this set (58)
Elements of "the fuel" -abdomen & viscera
-Respiratory
Elements of "the engine" laryngeal
Elements of "the filter" -Pharyngeal
-nasal & velopharynx
-tongue
-mandibular
-face muscles & dentition
Shape changes result in what? sound changes
Central principle of speech Sound output at the lips and sound the
production listener hears is a function of the overall
physical state and dynamic motion of the
vocal tract tissues of the speaker
, what is central principle of learned and experience-dependent
speech production effected neural control stemming from repeated
by? exposure to a sound-based language
during early development
What does valving actions consonants
produce?
what does changes in shape or vowels
volume of open spaces
produce?
What actions work in tandem valving actions and changes in shape or
to change acoustic output? volume of open spaces
Speech chain (5) -neurolinguistic
-speech anatomy & physiology
-acoustics
-auditory anatomy & physiology (for
speaker and listener)
-Neurolinguistic (listener)
Neurolinguistic level for -cognitive component of speech are
production & perception (2) learned, not innate. (child learns auditory-
tactile-motor transforms for speech
gestures)
-underlying the production of speech:
phenomes, syllables, words, sentences
