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Communication Disorders
Editor
- R. W. Rieber(John Jay College, CUNY, Department of Psychology
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, College of Physicians and Surgeons)
Abstract
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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-9760-2
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Book Chapters
The following chapters of this book are listed in IDEAS- A. C. Nichols, 1981. "Articulation—Organic Factors," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 1, pages 3-19, Springer.
- Edward D. Mysak & Carol N. Wilder, 1981. "Phonatory and Resonatory Problems of Organic Origin," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 2, pages 21-55, Springer.
- E. Harris Nober & Gerard L. Kupperman, 1981. "Physiogenic Hearing Impairment in Adults," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 3, pages 57-100, Springer.
- Annette R. Zaner & Janet M. Purn, 1981. "Auditory Problems in Children," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 4, pages 101-145, Springer.
- Christy L. Ludlow, 1981. "Recovery and Rehabilitation of Adult Aphasic Patients," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 5, pages 149-177, Springer.
- Sheldon M. Frank & R. W. Rieber, 1981. "Language Development and Language Disorders in Children and Adolescents," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 6, pages 179-205, Springer.
- A. C. Nichols, 1981. "Articulation Disorders," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 7, pages 209-224, Springer.
- Harris Winitz, 1981. "Considerations in the Treatment of Articulation Disorders," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 8, pages 225-258, Springer.
- R. W. Rieber, 1981. "Phonatory and Resonatory Problems," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 9, pages 259-274, Springer.
- E. Harris Nober, 1981. "Pseudohypacusic Disturbance in Adults," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 10, pages 275-297, Springer.
- Bruce Quarrington, 1981. "Stuttering," Springer Books, in: R. W. Rieber (ed.), Communication Disorders, chapter 11, pages 299-346, Springer.
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