Extreme regularity in phonological disorder: A case study Article

Yavas, M. (1994). Extreme regularity in phonological disorder: A case study . Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 8(2), 127-139. 10.3109/02699209408985301

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  • Yavas, M

abstract

  • This study examines the phonology of a developmentally disordered Portuguese-speaking child. Her system reveals several regular, phonetically motivated processes which are in conflict with the ambient language. The patterns of regularity relate to aerodynamics of voicing, foot-based depalatalization, and non-lateral liquid deletions on the basis of salient acoustic changes in segment sequences. The viability of these patterns, as well as their clinical implications, are discussed. © 1994 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.

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publication date

  • January 1, 1994

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start page

  • 127

end page

  • 139

volume

  • 8

issue

  • 2