Frequencies in Perception and Production Differentially Affect Child Speech

Conclusions The results confirm that the input can be facilitative, but input frequency and production practice interact in ways that limit input-based learning, and more input is not always better. Future research on this interaction may allow clinicians to optimize various types of frequency commonly used during therapy. (Source: Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research)

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