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Clifton Pye¹, Donald N Stengel²

¹Linguistics, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA.

Clinical linguistics & phonetics

|June 18, 2025

概括

正确的音节和辅音 (CSC) 测量提供了对儿童整个词语的精细评估,通过音节结构增强了语音平均发音长度 (PMLU). 这种新方法在分析语音发育方面显示出高的跨语言有效性.

科学领域:

语言学的语言学.
语音语言病理学语言病理学
发展心理学发展心理学

背景情况:

儿童的语音发育对于语言学习至关重要.
现有的措施,如语音平均发音长度 (PMLU) 提供了关于整个词的语音学的见解.
需要精细的措施,包括prosodic元素.

研究的目的:

引入和验证正确的音节和辅音 (CSC) 测量来评估整个单词的声学.
通过结合音节组成部分和简化辅音分数来完善语音平均发音长度 (PMLU).
为了确定CSC措施的跨语言有效性.

主要方法:

开发了正确的音节和辅音 (CSC) 测量方法,完善了语音平均发音长度 (PMLU).
将一个音节组成部分和简化的辅音评分纳入了CSC测量.
分析了典型发育儿童和声学障碍儿童的语言样本,并在多语言样本中对PMLU进行了验证.

主要成果:

该CSC测量有效地评估整个单词的声学,捕获prosodic组件.
用典型和受损声学发育的案例展示了CSC程序.
在六种语言的两岁儿童中显示了CSC和PMLU之间的高相关性,证实了跨语言的有效性.

结论:

正确的音节和辅音 (CSC) 测量是评估儿童整词语音学的有效和可靠的工具.
文库测量的音节组件增强了分析,并将语音发展与语法联系起来.
该CSC措施在语音发展研究中证明了跨语言的适用性.

关键词:

整个词的声学整个词的声学正确的音节和辅音.声学获取声学获取声学获取发言的语音平均长度的语音平均长度

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