Speech PSYC 3205

Nov 27, 2012

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Course Outline. Course looks at speech perception and production and their relationship.Processing in normal and pathological subjects will be considered.. Lecture One - Orienting Question. What are linked and autonomous theories of speech production?. Dimensions along which theories can be charac

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