14TH ICPLA CONFERENCE 2012
POSTER SESSIONS
THURSDAY
1. Study of speech production in Farsi-speaking children with cleft palate
Baharak Baranian and Sara Howard
2. Uncovering ‘missing’ consonants in the speech of Hebrew-speaking and Polish-speaking atypical populations through spectrographic analysis
Yishai Tobin, Orly Halpern, Monika Polczynska, Limor Adi- Bensaid and Gila Tubul-Lavy
3. Aspects of speech fluency in children with and without evolutive phonological disorder
Helena Mota and Vanessa Costa
4. Analysis of acoustic parameters responsible for the voicing contrast of plosives in the speech of children with typical phonological development and with phonological disorders
Helena Mota, Roberta Michelon Melo and Carolina Mezzomo
5. The context in phonological acquisition of coda
Vanessa Giacchini, Helena Bolli Mota, Carolina Lisbôa Mezzomo and Roberta Freitas Dias
6. The impact of orthodontic appliance on voice onset time of Persian initial plosive productions in a cleft palate patient
Marziye Eshghi, Mohsen Shirazi and Mahmood Bijankhan
7. On the representation of tones in the neural lexicon
Jack Ryalls, Anthony Kong and Alice Lee
8. Metathesis in child language: Evidence from Hebrew
Avivit Ben-David and Yishai Tobin
9. Name relatedness and imageability
Marianne Lind, Hanne Gram Simonsen, Pernille Hansen and Elisabeth Holm
10. Imageability ratings for Norwegian nouns, verbs and adjectives
Hanne Gram Simonsen, Marianne Lind, Pernille Hansen, Elisabeth Holm and Bjørn-Helge Mevik
11. Semantics and Working Memory: Effects on Self- Paced Reading Grammaticality Judgment in Typical Young Adults
Pamela Smith
12. Non-word repetition in Italian children with dyslexia
Marinella Majorano, Beatrice Bertelli, Nadia Orlandi and Giovanni Bilancia
13. Gestural and lexical development in Cri du Chat Syndrome: Some preliminary findings
Kristian Emil Kristoffersen and Hanne Gram Simonsen
14. What about patterns of phonological errors in French children with SLI?
Sandrine Ferré and Stéphanie Renaud
15. Expanding PACS
Martin Ball
16. Can disagreement between phonetic transcriptions reveal articulatory problems?
Pernille Hansen, Nina Gram Garmann and Kristian Emil Kristoffersen
17. The linguistic construction of identity across contexts in an individual with traumatic brain injury
Louise C Keegan, Nicole Müller and Martin J Ball
18. Speech errors in Putonghua speakers with cleft palate in Mainland China: A critical review
Chenghui Jiang and Tara L. Whitehill
19. Magnetic Resonance Imaging of ExtIPA sounds in 12 phonetically-trained speakers
Joanne Cleland, James M. Scobbie, Alan Wrench and Scott Semple
20. Tongue reading from EPG and ultrasound: Comparing naïve particpants’ ability to interpret visual information from inside the mouth
Caitlin Mccron and Joanne Cleland
21. The relation of accentedness, intelligibility, and comprehensibility in Hispanic speakers of American English and the influence of semantic context
Alison Behrman
22. Whole word matching in Slovenian children from 3 to 7 years old
Martina Ozbič, Damjana Kogovšek, Barbara May Bernhardt, Joseph Paul Stemberger and Mojca Muznik Zimic
23. Bilingual Aphasia Test: A pilot study for 50-60 and 65-75 monolingual Slovenian non aphasic speakers
Martina Ozbič, Damjana Kogovšek, Maja Jevšnikar and Tjaša Klančar
24. MLU, lexical development, assertiveness and responsiveness of Slovenian-speaking children aged from 10 to 36 months
Damjana Kogovšek, Martina Ozbič and Barbara Penko
25. Assessment of language skills of young children in Iceland (MÁL-HTÍ)
Thora Masdottir, Fridrik Runar Gudmundsson and Johanna Einarsdottir
26. Phonetically trained and untrained adults’ transcription of perception of place of articulation for lingual stops with conflicting acoustic cues
Fiona Gibbon, Catherine Mayo and Robert Clark
27. Sensitivity and specificity of nasometric evaluation test for Turkish subjects
Ozlem Unal, Seyhun Topbas and Cengiz Cetin
28. Bi-dilectal considerations for Jamaican Creole: A focus on phonology
Karla Washington and Sharynne Mcleod
29. The development of onset clusters in a phonologically disordered trilingual child
Margaret Kehoe
30. Family Communication of a HFASD child in a Japanese-English-Chinese environment: Mother’s code switching and code mixing
Hiukei Li, Su-Fen Huang and Manabu Oi
31. Incidence of communication disorders among youth offenders and confidence of newly qualified speech therapists regarding working with this client group
Noreen O’Leary and Fiona Gibbon
32. The correlation of segmental and suprasegmental errors with the perception of accentedness, intelligibility and comprehensibility in Spanish speakers of American English
Elizabeth O’Halloran and Alison Behrman
33. Prosodic features of German infants babbling sounds
Sandra Pachtner and Kathleen Wermke
34. Melody structure and early articulation development during expansion stage in healthy infants and infants with sensory-neural hearing loss
Verena Voit, Waafa Shehata- Dieler, Mario Cebulla and Kathleen Wermke
35. Two-tier transcription: The value of combining perceptual and instrumental information in transcription records for atypical and typical speech
Barry Heselwood and Sara Howard
36. Speech production skills of Croatian typically developing 4-year olds
Diana Tomić and Vesna Mildner
37. Using language sample analysis for evaluating children’s expressive language
Jóhanna Einarsdóttir and Thora Masdottir
38. Stop VOT production in bilingual children and their monolingual peers
Ferenc Bunta, Amanda Procter and Rachel Aghara
39. Beyond the norm developmental cluster production
Elena Babatsouli
40. A three-dimensional developmental analysis of narrative
Leah R. Paltiel-Gedalyovich, Chen Lederer, Anat Tavor and Ricardo Tarrasch
41. Recovery of suprasegmental speech characteristics in a Greek patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI): An acoustics study
Ioannis Papakyritsis, Daniel Karypidis and Nicole Müller
42. Production and perception of sibilants in a Greek adult with a functional speech disorder
Ioannis Papakyritsis and Nicole Müller
43. Heritage Korean Language and its use in U.S.A.: A clinical consideration on Bilingualism
Jeong A Kim and Jack S. Damico
44. The effects of sonority distance on word-final consonant cluster reduction in elementary ELL students
Angela Granese and Mehmet Yavas
45. Swedish Test of Intelligibility (STI) – Development of computerized assessment of word and sentence intelligibility and the performance of adult control speakers
Katja Laakso, Jonas Lindh and Lena Hartelius
46. Speech production after glossectomy: Methodological aspects
Audrey Acher, Pascal Perrier, Christophe Savariaux and Cécile Fougeron
47. Acoustic and perceptual investigation of voicing differentiation in Croatian alaryngeal patients
Marko Liker and Damir Horga
48. STN-DBS effects on VOT for PD patients
Joel Åkesson, Jonas Lindh, Lena Hartelius and Emilia Carlsson
49. New ways of scoring nonword repetition tasks: A screening tool from a developmental perspective
Svetlana Kapalkova and Kamila Polisenska
50. Dysphagia in cleft lip and/or palate: A systematic review
Sandra Neumann and Miriam Meinusch
51. Perceptual acquisition of stop contrasts in Brazilian Portuguese
Larissa Berti
52. Cognitive Auditory Evoked Potentials (CAEP) in poor cochlear implant users
Boška Munivrana and Vesna Mildner
53. The acquisition of the voicing contrast in word-initial bilabial and alveolar stops – Atypical data from Hungarian
Éva S. Tar
54. Phonological processing of vowels and consonants in children with specific language impairment
Pauline Quemart, Christelle Maillart and Andrea Macleod
55. Receptive vocabulary in deaf adults – Wishes and reality
Ljubica Pribanic, Marina Milkovic, Anamaria Miksic and Maja Farkas
56. Lexicality effect in repeating nonword by Cantonese-speaking children with SLI
Hintat Cheung
57. Learning of incidental regularities in children with language impairment
Audrey Gabriel, Thierry Meulemans, Christophe Parisse, Steve Majerus and Christelle Maillart
58. Argument structure in Spanish dyslexia
Silvia Martínez-Ferreiro
59. Comprehension of passives in Serbian SLI: Contrasting actional and psychological verbs
Alexandra Perovic and Jasmina Vuksanovic
60. Phonological awareness and prosodic units: Where does acquisition start from?
Haruko Miyakoda
61. Mothers’ modeling of phonological vowel length and voice onset time in Hungarian: Similar or individual processes?
Krisztina Zajdo
62. A developmental signed language disorder: The role of visual-spatial cognition
David Quinto-Pozos, Jenny Singleton, Peter Hauser, Susan Levine, Carrie Lou Garberoglio and Lynn Hou
63. Unusual speech disturbance following palatal surgery: Perceptual and acoustic features pre-post treatment
Toby Macrae, Julie Stierwalt, Sara Phillips, Sarah Haas and Shannon Rielly
64. Tongue-palate contact of perceptually acceptable speech sounds produced by children with speech sound disorder of unknown origin
Alice Lee, Fiona Gibbon and Cliona O’donovan
65. Facilitating children in research: A pilot study
Clare Carroll and Jane Sixsmith
66. Investigation of the speech effects of Subthalamic Nucleus Stimulation in Parkinson’s Disease using acoustic vowel space measures
Louise Kjellson, Linda Ringblom, Fredrik Karlsson and Jan Van Doorn
67. Phonetic/phonological and lexical effects on word variability in typically developing young children
Toby Macrae
68. Employing parameters of change in conversation
Jack Damico, Karen Lynch, Ryan Nelson, Kathleen Abendroth, Jennifer Tetnowski and John Tetnowski
69. Applying the Vowel Formant Dispersion (VFD) method to the study of reduced or alterered vowel productions
Fredrik Karlsson and Jan Van Doorn
70. Eye-movement patterns in shared reading: Interpreting change over time
Ryan Nelson, Jack Damico, Holly Damico, Christine Weill and Jamie Hartwell
71. An empirical investigation fluency in reading as an emergent dimension
Jack Damico, Holly Damico, Jamie Maxwell, Jane Heels and Ryan Nelson
72. Automatic acquisition of jitter and shimmer measurements across large sets of sustained vowel productions
Fredrik Karlsson and Jan Van Doorn
73. Strategies for conveying modal aspects of intonation in Spanish alaryngeal speech
María H. Cuenca and Marina M. Barrio
74. Effect of wordlikeness and vocabulary size in Turkish nonword repetition test
Seyhun Topbas, Handan Kopkalli-Yavuz and Dilber Kacar
75. Turkish nonword repetition test: Effect of word length
Handan Kopkalli-Yavuz, Seyhun Topbas and Emel Aksoy
76. Systemic Functional Linguistics applied to conversations between people with dementia: The linguistic construction of interpersonal relationships
Nicole Müller and Zaneta Mok
77. Building capacity in clinical linguistics: Enhancing a research center as a dissemination device
Jack Damico, Martin Ball, Nancye Roussel, Pam Reese, Jeong A Kim and Jamie Maxwell
78. Delayed acquisition of negative polarity items in Korean
Youngjun Jang
79. A linguistic study of the Bilingual Aphasia Test
Silje Mosgren
80. Phonological short-term memory in Mandarin Chinese-speaking children with specific language impairment
Pao-Hsiang Chi
