PSYCHOLINGUISTIC METHODS OF CORRECTING SPEECH DISORDERS
Keywords:
speech disorders, researches, patients, speech characteristics, communication, connectionsAbstract
Speech disorders are a pervasive phenomenon that affects millions of individuals worldwide, often leading to compromised communication, social isolation, and diminished self-esteem. As the field of speech-language pathology continues to evolve, researchers and practitioners have come to recognize the critical role that psycholinguistic methods play in correcting speech disorders. This article provides an exhaustive examination of the key psycholinguistic methods used in the diagnosis and treatment of speech disorders, exploring the underlying theories, research findings, and clinical applications.
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