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Recognizing voice: the child with autism spectrum disorder
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Journal of Enabling Technologies
Journal of Assistive Technologies (2016) 10 (3): 140–152.
Published: 19 September 2016
...Susan Jennifer Ni Chuileann; Jean Quigley Purpose This paper assesses the ability of the minimally verbal child with autism to recognise their own voice. The rationale for this study rests in recent advances in technology aimed at making the voice of speech generating devices (SGDs) sound more...
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Training individuals with chronic severe Broca's aphasia to produce sentences using graphic symbols: implications for AAC intervention
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Journal of Enabling Technologies
Journal of Assistive Technologies (2008) 2 (1): 23–34.
Published: 01 March 2008
...Rajinder Koul; Melinda Corwin; Ravi Nigam; Susanne Oetzel Individuals with severe speech and language impairment as a result of chronic severe Broca's aphasia may rely on non‐speech communication aids to augment or replace speech. These aids include speech‐generating devices and graphic symbol...
