Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences

Keyphrases

1. Abdomen 13%
2. Acoustic Cues 13%
3. Acoustics 29%
4. Adults Who Stutter 14%
5. Age Groups 18%
6. Age-matched 13%
7. Alternative Communication 28%
8. Augmentative Communication 34%
9. Autism 21%
10. Autism Spectrum Disorder 47%
11. Background Noise 12%
12. Behavioral Measures 16%
13. Bilingual children 18%
14. Bulbar Function 12%
15. Categorical Perception 26%
16. Child Speech 26%
17. Childhood Autism 35%
18. Children Who Stutter 29%
19. Childrens 27%
20. Cochlear Implant 100%
21. Cochlear Implant children 29%
22. Cochlear Implant Users 29%
23. Communication Intervention 26%
24. Consonants 18%
25. Cross-linguistic 13%
26. Discrimination Power 12%
27. Down Syndrome 14%
28. Emotional Prosody 14%
29. Event-related Potentials 38%
30. F0 Contour 13%
31. Fragile X Syndrome 13%
32. Fricatives 27%
33. Fundamental Frequency 16%
34. Grammatical Form 13%
35. Group Differences 13%
36. Hearing Aids 30%
37. Hearing Impaired 40%
38. Hearing Impairment 51%
39. High Variability Phonetic Training 12%
40. Interventionist 14%
41. Language Ability 14%
42. Language Acquisition 17%
43. Language Development 13%
44. Language Disorders 33%
45. Language Exposure 16%
46. Language Impairment 15%
47. Lexical Tone 30%
48. Listening Condition 12%
49. Listening Effort 15%
50. Loudness 22%
51. Lung Volume 16%
52. Magnetoencephalography 18%
53. Mandarin Speakers 21%
54. Masker 18%
55. Masking Release 13%
56. Meta-analysis 20%
57. Mismatch Negativity 15%
58. Multi-channel 13%
59. Network Routing 12%
60. Non-linguistic 13%
61. Non-speech 19%
62. Nonword Repetition 44%
63. Nonwords 34%
64. Normal Hearing 77%
65. Older Adults 28%
66. Phoneme 30%
67. Phonetic Learning 13%
68. Phonetics 32%
69. Phonological Encoding 14%
70. Phonology 12%
71. Preschool children 27%
72. Preschoolers 24%
73. Primary Language Impairment 16%
74. Pure Tone 15%
75. School-age children 28%
76. Second Language 13%
77. Severe Disabilities 19%
78. Specific Language Impairment 15%
79. Speech Disorders 14%
80. Speech in Noise 15%
81. Speech Intelligibility 42%
82. Speech Perception 72%
83. Speech Production 38%
84. Speech Recognition 22%
85. Speech Sounds 17%
86. Speech Stimuli 14%
87. Speech-language 14%
88. Speech-language Pathologists 34%
89. Speech-language Pathology 14%
90. Spinal muscular Atrophy 14%
91. Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL) 13%
92. Synthesized Speech 19%
93. Traumatic Brain Injury 35%
94. Typically Developing 16%
95. Utterance 20%
96. Visual Analog Scale 13%
97. Vowels 42%
98. Word Recognition 34%
99. Working Memory 13%
100. Young children 26%