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Editions published in The British journal of disorders of communication 505
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Speech therapy comes of age
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Some dimensions of aphasic impairment in adults considered in relationship to investigation of language disturbances in children
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Studies in Aphasia: Classification of Aphasic Speech by the Noun-Pronoun Ratio
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Linguistics and Speech Therapy
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Psychological aspects of training in communication
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The Autistic Child
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Early Prediction of Reading, Writing and Spelling Ability
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The Child Impostor: Pseudomental Retardation
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Perceptual Disturbances in Children with Central Nervous System Disfunctions and Implications for Language-Development
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The child who does not talk. Problems of diagnosis with special reference to children with severe auditory agnosia
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Hearing in Relation to Language Disorders in Children
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Minimal disorders of cerebral function
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The application of learning theorty to the treatment of stammering
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The Spontaneous Spoken Vocabulary of a Group of Severely Mentally Subnormal Chbldren
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Investigations into speech disturbances following stereotaxic surgery for Parkinsonism.
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A Review of Speech Therapy in Australia
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Laryngeal Function Following Lateral Fixation of a Vocal Cord
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Vocal Rehabilitation
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Recent Advances in the Neurology of Phonation: Phonatory Reflex Mechanisms in the Larynx
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Management of Aphonia After Surgical Treatment of Carcinoma of the Larynx, Pharynx and Oesophagus
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Rehabilitation of Post-Laryngectomy Patients
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Speech Therapy as a Paramedical Subject
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Contributions of Clinical Psychology to the Process Of Speech Therapy*
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A Test of Understanding the Spoken Word
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The assessment of stuttering as struggle, avoidance, and expectancy
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Stammering—an Experimental Treatment Programme Using Syllable-Timed-Speech
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An Approach to the Rehabilitation of the Laryngectomized Veteran
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Deafness and the development of intelligence
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Vocal Rehabilitation After Laryngectomy
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A case of latent development in writing skills
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Atypical development and behaviour in some non-verbal children.
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Prospects for the study of developmental reading backwardness
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