Characterization of nasality development in 3-5 year old infants by comparing linguistic and physical-acoustic outcomes.

Caracterización del desarrollo de la nasalidad en infantes de 3-5 años mediante la comparación de resultados lingüísticos y fisicoacústicos

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Janeth Suárez Brand
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The following document presents a descriptive type investigative study, that has as purpose to observe, to describe, to compare and to contrast the changes of the nasality since the phonological point of view and physicist in normal subjects that belong to a group of age between the 3 and the 5 years of the Kinder-gardens of the ICBF-BOGOTA and the Kinder-gardens of the National University of Colombia- Bogota, through Gasometer and the application of two batteries of evaluation. In order to contribute new explanations and parameters of utility in the linguistic investigation and in the educational and clinical areas interested in this aspect because the results obtained will permit to do the characterization of the development of the nasality in the development processes in this population of the Spanish Colombian speech.

 

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