Speech-language - Globe Thesis

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41.	Speech-Language Services in Public Schools: How Ambiguity in IDEA Eligibility Criteria Impacts Speech-Language Pathologists in a Litigious and Resource Constrained Environment
42.	Ethical practice in paediatric speech-language pathology
43.	The effects of age-related sensory and cognitive change on speech and language comprehension
44.	Stop consonant voicing in young children's speech: Evidence from a cross-sectional study
45.	Experiences of speech-language pathology graduate students: An exploratory phenomenological stud
46.	Tracking infant attention to talking faces
47.	Speech-language pathologists' professional efficacy beliefs about assessing the language skills of bilingual/bicultural/bidialectal students
48.	Speech language pathologists' criteria for use of percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tubes versus nasogastric tubes
49.	The impact of age of onset of speech-language therapy on the communication attitudes of children from 2nd through 8th grades
50.	Parents' perceptions of speech and language therapy services offered through the early intervention program in New Jersey
51.	Speech production outcome of developmental verbal dyspraxia as compared with severe phonological disorder
52.	Comparing verbal interpretations of professional materials between certified translators/interpreters and self-defined bilingual speech-language pathologists
53.	The pragmatic use of discourse markers in the unplanned speech of university English language learners
54.	Perceptions of artificial larynx reliability according to laryngectomees and speech-language pathologists
55.	A study of the effects of explicit phonological sensitivity and metaphonological interventions on children with a diagnosis of speech/language disability
56.	A study of job satisfaction correlates among urban school speech language pathologists
57.	Implicit beliefs of student speech-language clinicians as revealed in reflective journals
58.	Portrayals of disability in the professional preparation of speech-language pathologists
59.	Speech-language pathologists' beliefs about language services for bilingual-bicultural individuals
60.	A comparison of parents' perceptions and speech/language pathologists' perceptions of selected social competency needs of speech/language impaired preschool children in Broward County, Florida
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