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Two French-Canadian speech lists for children aged six to 10 were validated. These lists are equivalent to existing French lists and suitable for speech discrimination testing.

Area of Science:

Speech-language pathology
Audiology
Psycholinguistics

Context:

Development of standardized speech discrimination tests is crucial for clinical audiology.
Existing French speech lists may not adequately represent the phonological diversity of French-Canadian children.
Phonetically balanced word lists are essential for accurate speech perception assessment.

Purpose:

To evaluate the effectiveness and equivalence of two new French-Canadian phonetically balanced word lists.
To determine if these lists are suitable for speech discrimination testing in children.
To provide a culturally and linguistically appropriate tool for assessing speech perception in French-Canadian youth.

Summary:

Two French-Canadian phonetically balanced word lists were developed and tested on 100 children aged six to 10.

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Experimental results demonstrated the equivalence of these new lists compared to established French lists.

The findings confirm the lists' reliability for speech discrimination assessment in the target pediatric population.

Impact:

Provides a validated, culturally relevant tool for speech discrimination testing in French-Canadian children.
Enhances the accuracy of audiological assessments for pediatric speech perception.
Supports clinical decision-making and intervention strategies for speech and hearing disorders in this demographic.