- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Psychodynamic aspects of speech development
- Authors:
- Šikić, Neven
- Stracenski, M.
Journal: Arhiv zaštite majke i djeteta
Number: 35
Year: 1991
Pages: from 61 to 72
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The authors put toward the psychiatric aspects of speech
development and its disturbances. Starting from the psychodynamic point of
wiew, they present Freud's classical experience, the notions of his
successors, and wievs of neoanalysts, with particular reference to the
structural-linguistic theory of J. Lacan.
Keywords: Speech psychodinamics, disturbed speech development, psycholinguistics
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Investigation of the intercconection between articulation
disorders and orthodontic anomalies
- Authors:
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Journal: Govor
ISSN: 0352-7565
Volume: 7
Year: 1990
Pages: from 87 to 91
Number of references: 9
Language: hrvatski
Summary: According to earlier studies, articulation disorders
constitute about 60% of all speech difficultes. An investigation of
children between the age 6 and 8 undergoing dyslalia therapy at the center
SUVAG in Zagreb has showen that 64,44% of the subjects had orthodontic
anomalies.
Keywords: Articulation disorders, orthodontic anomalies
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Articulatory disorders
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
Journal: Suvag
Number: 1-2
ISSN: 0353-2704
Volume: 6
Year: 1993
Pages: from 59 to 62
Number of references: 14
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Articulatory disorder is an undefined term for a great
number of disorders of different proportions and intensity which to a
certain degree, impairs phonematic realization of speech. When articulatory
errors appears as the only disorder, we speak about functional articulatory
disorders of dyslalies. However, articulatory disorders appear more often
in association with some other, sometimes very slight disorder (specific
language impairment, cluttering) or reading and writing disturbances
(dyslexia, dysgraphia). In this case we speak about the articulatory
disorders with the organic base whose true nature will be enlightened just
the associated disorder.
Keywords: Articulatory disorder, functional articulatory disorders, dyslalies
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Diagnostic of Speech Disorders
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
Journal: Suvag
Number: 1-2
ISSN: 0353-2704
Volume: 6
Year: 1993
Pages: from 67 to 72
Number of references: 11
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Speech is structural unity composed of elements so mutually
dependent, that any disorder of each of these elements, to a certain
degree, causes the impairment of the whole. This is why one has to observe
these elements and their disorders in relation to the wholeness of speech.
Speech is realization of a person, and speech deviations cannot be
estimated in an absolute manner but in relation to all other
characteristics of a person. Testing of speech impilicitly includes
analysis of all aspects of speech production and reception. At the same
time, it is a verification of harmony of these aspects and their segmental
deviation from other speaker's characteristics.
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Connection Between the Articulatory Mistakes and Disorders
of the other Motor and Perception Abilities of the Speech Area
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
Journal: Govor
Number: 2
ISSN: 0352-7565
Volume: 10
Year: 1993
Pages: from 47 to 77
Number of references: 54
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The aim of the study is to confirm the assumptions
regarding the connection between the functional pronunciation/articulatory
mistakes and the disorders of other motor and perception abilities of
speech, related to the higher speech integrating and analysing functions of
the brain. A number of checks and examinations have been made to prove
directly (by a neurological check, EEG analysis, computerised perception
labyrinth) or directly (by WISC and Bender test, examining of phonematic
hearing and hearing analysis and synthesis) the existence of damages and
disfunction of CNS. The obtained data have been processed by the statistic
methods of canonic discriminative functions, correlations and factor
analysis. The results have entirely confirmed the initial assumption on
neurogeneity of functional pronunciation/articulatory mistakes and
disorders of the related motor and perception abilities of speech.
Keywords: Pronunciation mistakes, dyslaly, motor abilities, perception abilities, speech areas, neurolinguistics, speech pathology
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Larger Speech Environment Impact on Learning Mother Tongue
in Croats Living in Hungary
- Authors:
- Dudaš, Geza (166166)
Journal: Govor
Number: 2
ISSN: 0352-7565
Volume: 10
Year: 1993
Number of references: 5
Language: hrvatski
Summary: It has been shown, on the sample of 38 examined pupils
(from 5th to 8th grade of the elementary schools in the greater area of the
town Pecs in Hungary) who have declared their mother tongue to be Croatian,
that the speech environments has had unfavourable impact on the prosodic
elements of speech. The sound structure of speech elements appears to be of
a more resilient nature with regards to the outside influence than the
prosodic system is. The grammaticality of speech is reduced and finally the
meaning of words is affected. The speech social surrounding seems to be
having the greatest impact on the changing of prosodic structure, while
education performed in mother tongue mostly adds to the preservation of
grammaticality of speech and rich vocabulary.
Keywords: Mother tongue, speech and social environment, prosody, Croatian language, sociolinguistics
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Acoustic Analysis of Speech Status in Subjects with
Orthodontic Anomalies
- Authors:
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
Journal: Acta Stomatol. Croat.
Number: 4
ISSN: 0001-7019
Volume: 28
Year: 1994
Pages: from 261 to 270
Number of references: 21
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Because of a certain relationship between orthodontic
anomalies and articulatory speech disorders, the aim of this study was to
determine the effects of orthodontic therapy on the correction of
articulatory speech disorders. The selection of subjects included
dysgnathic and eugnathic individuals of both sexes, adolescents and
postadolescents. The total number of study subjects was 120, 31 males and
89 females. Orthodontic diagnostic gnathologic variables were measured on
plaster jaw models using standard instruments. Speech pattern was evaluted
on the basis of records on a "NAGRA" tape recorder at the tape speed of 9.5
cm/sec. An acoustic analysis of sound characteristics was carried out by
the AGOS computer laboratory system for speech signal analysis. Results of
the study showed the subjects with orthodontic anomalies to be poorer
pronunciators than eugnathic subjects. Therapeutic procedure had different
effects on the groups of subjects with orthodontic anomalies. Computer
analysis of speech articulation according to the duration and spectrum,
showed that the duration of pronounced soundburst was on an average longer
in the subjects with orthodontic anomalies. On the other hand, sibilant
spectral values were lower in these than in eugnathic subjects. This study
appeared to shed some light only on one part of the complex problem of
articulatory speech disorders.
Keywords: Acoustic analysis, speech, dysgnathic subjects
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Hereditary and Social Factors of Voice
- Authors:
- Bertapelle, Nina
Journal: Govor
Number: 2
Volume: 10
Year: 1993
Pages: from 31 to 46
Number of references: 24
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The article seals with static and some elements of dynamic
voice quality. Its aim is to verify the common belief that children's voice
is very much alike to their parent's one, and to find out wheter the voice
is determined bz anatomy or it is learned by acoustic feedback and
imitation. Speech recording of 1 mothers and daughters of each as well as 1
fathers and their 15 sons have been analyzed. The direct acoustic
measurements of long-termaverage spectrum, fundamental frequency and
intensity have been performed, and then the standard deviation and
coefficient of variation of both fundamental frequency and intensity have
been calculated. Besides, the first three formants from the short-term
spectrum of wovels have been located, and used for the vocal tract lenght
calculation. They figure as the only anatomical parameter. By seven-point
scale the similarity of voices belonging to related/unrelated pairs in two
variants: normal and backwards tape playing, was rated. The results of
spectral slope correlation show that male voices differ more among
themselves than the female voices do. Besides, the greater degree of
similarity between the pairs of related than unrelated pairs of voices has
been noticed. However, the relatives do not show the greater degree of
similarity regarding the average fundamental frequency, average intensity
and their change in time. Neither they are alike regarding the anatomic
criterion. The correlation results of the acoustic, anatomical, and
psychoacoustic parameters imply the possibility of using different
strategies when listening to male or female voices respectively.
Keywords: Voice quality, hereditary factors, social factors
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Average Speech Spectrum as a Representation of Voice
Quality
- Authors:
- Škarić, Ivo (47243)
- Editors
- Kosmač, Dušanka
- Likar, Ljudmila
Proceedings title: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Language: hrvatski
Place: Portorož, Slovenija
Year: 1993
ISBN/ISSN: 961-90022-0-2
Pages: from 202 to 205
Meeting: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Held: from 05/13/93 to 05/15/93
Summary: It has been found that the average spectrum (LTAS) must be
cleared in order to display the characteristics of the static timbre as
closly as possible. This has been achived by two procedures: omission of
fricative portions of sounds and isolation of more prominent segments of
speech (elimination of consonantal segments).
Keywords: Voice quality, LTAS, dysphonia
Other:
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Some Problems in Differential Diagnostic of Speech and
Language Disorders
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Editors
- Ibrahimpašić, Fuad
- Jelčić, Suzana
Proceedings title: Govorna komunikacija
Language: hrvatski
Place: Zagreb
Year: 1992
Pages: from 121 to 127
Meeting: Govorna komunikacija
Held: from 06/04/90 to 06/09/90
Summary: The author is dealing with the problem of logopedic
terminology which is rather poor and non corresponding to the actual needs
of differential diagnostic of speech disorders.
Keywords: Speech and language development, delayed speech development, psycholinguistic abilities.
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Neurological Basis of Articulation Disorders
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Editors
- Likar, Ljudmila
- Kosmač, Dušanka
Proceedings title: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Language: hrvatski
Place: Portorož, Slovenija
Year: 1993
ISBN/ISSN: 961-90022-0-2
Pages: from 60 to 63
Meeting: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Held: from 05/13/93 to 05/15/93
Summary: In order to confirm the hypothesis of neurological basis of
"functional" articualtion disorders, there has been organized a research of
group of 19 children (with speech disorders an "normal" school
children),data obtained have been processed by means of statistical methods
of canonical discriminant analysis, correlation and factor analysis.
Keywords: Articulation disorders, functional dyslalias, neurological articulation disorders
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Possible Etyologies of Articulation Disorders
- Authors:
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Šikić, Neven
Proceedings title: Strokovno srećanje logopedov Slovenije
Language: hrvatski
Place: Gozd Martuljak, Slovenija
Year: 1991
Pages: from 11 to 14
Meeting: Strokovno srečanje logopedov Slovenije
Held: from 04/18/91 to 04/19/91
Summary: The authors analyze the results of an extensive study
conducted on a sample of 75 children between 6 and 8 years of age who had
contacted the SUVAG center in Zagreb because of articulation disorders. The
following parameters have been included in the study: audiological and
neurological status, EEG results, differential psychological testing (WISC,
Bender, psycholinguistic abilities), detailed testing of speech and
presence of orthodontic anomalies.
Keywords: Etyological factors, articulation
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: An Studing Articulation Disorders in Young School-age
Children
- Authors:
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Editors
- Kosmač, Dušanka
- Likar, Ljudmila
Proceedings title: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Language: hrvatski
Place: Portorož, Slovenija
Year: 1993
Pages: from 105 to 109
Meeting: Multidisciplinarni pristop v logopediji
Held: from 05/13/93 to 05/15/93
Summary: The aim was to determine the correlation between
articulation disorders and orthodontic anomalies in children of early
school age. A sample of 134 children between the age of 6 and 8 attending a
Zagreb elementary school has been studied. The results indicate that 28.35%
subjects have articulation disorders and 57.46% have orthodontic anomalies.
Keywords: Early school age, articulation, orthodontic anomalies
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Comparative Analysis of Orthodontic Anomalies in Children
with Articulation Disorders and Normal Population of Early School Age
- Authors:
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Proceedings title: Zbornik VI. kongresa ortodonata Jugoslavije
Language: hrvatski
Place: Sarajevo, Bosna i Hercegovina
Year: 1990
Pages: from 91 to 92
Meeting: VI kongres ortodonata Jugoslavije
Held: from 10/03/90 to 10/06/90
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Speech Disorders as a Limiting Factor in Choice of
Proffesion and Possibilities of their Treatment in Adults
- Authors:
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Proceedings title: Istraživanja na području defektologije
Language: hrvatski
Place: Zagreb
Year: 1992
Pages: from 47 to 48
Meeting: Istraživanje na području defektologije IV
Held: from 10/01/92 to 10/03/92
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Ortholalodonic Problems of Professional Speech
- Authors:
- Ivičević-Desnica, Jelena (143611)
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Škarić, Ivo (47243)
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Proceedings title: I. kongres Hrvatskog ortodontskog društva
Language: hrvatski
Place: Varaždin
Year: 1993
Pages: from 0 to 0
Meeting: I kongres Hrvatskog ortodontskog društva
Held: from 09/30/93 to 10/03/93
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Interdisciplinary Approach to Articulation Disorders
- Authors:
- Hunski, Marija (144320)
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Proceedings title: I. kongres Hrvatskog ortodontskog društva
Language: hrvatski
Place: Varaždin
Year: 1993
Pages: from 0 to 0
Meeting: I kongres Hrvatskog ortodontskog društva
Held: from 09/30/93 to 10/03/93
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: Some Problems in Diagnosting Speech and Language Disorders
- Authors:
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1993
Pages: from 0 to 0
Meeting: Savjetovanje za učitelje razredne nastave, ravnatelje, stručne suradnike osnovnih škola, te liječnike školskih centara primarne zdravstvene zaštite
Held: from 09/23/93 to 09/25/93
- Type of paper
: Summary in proceedings
Title: A Verbotonal Approach to Treatment of Reading and Writing
Disorders
- Authors:
- Vranić, Đurđa (106426)
Proceedings title: Poteškoće govora, čitanja i pisanja u osnovnoj školi
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1993
Pages: from 0 to 0
Meeting: Savjetovanje za učitelje razredne nastave, ravnatelje, stručne suradnike osnovnih škola, te liječnike školskih centara primarne zdravstvene zaštite
Held: from 09/23/93 to 09/25/93
- Type of paper
: Ph.D.
Title: Neurological Basis of Articulation Disorders
- Authors:
- Bertapelle, Nina
Faculty: Filozofski fakultet Zagreb
Author: IVIČEVIĆ-DESNICA JELENA
Date of defense: 10/12/93
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 115
Summary: The existence of impairments or disfunction of the central
nervous system was confirmed directly (by neurological examination, EEG
recording, computerised perceptive labyrinths) or indirectly (by WISC and
Bender tests, examination of sound discrimination on auditive analysis and
synthesis) in a group of 91 children with articulation disorders.
Keywords: Articulation disorder, functional dyslalia, neurologic speech disorder, ADDH syndroma
- Type of paper
: Ph.D.
Title: Computer Acoustic Analysis of Effects of Orthodontic
Therapy on Speech Function
Faculty: Stomatološki fakultet Zagreb
Author: HUNSKI MARIJA
Date of defense: 06/19/94
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 131
Summary: Because of a certain relationship between orthodontic
anomalies and articulatory speech disorders, the aim of this study was to
determine the effects of orthodontic therapy on the correction of
articulatory speech disorders. The selection of subjects included
dysgnathic and eugnathic individuals of both sexes, adolescents and
postadolescents. The total number of study subjects was 120, 31 males and
89 females. Orthodontic diagnostic gnathologic variables were measured on
plaster jaw models using standard instruments. Speech pattern was evaluted
on the basis of records on a "NAGRA" tape recorder at the tape speed of 9.5
cm/sec. An acoustic analysis of sound characteristics was carried out by
the AGOS computer laboratory system for speech signal analysis. Results of
the study showed the subjects with orthodontic anomalies to be poorer
pronunciators than eugnathic subjects. Therapeutic procedure had different
effects on the groups of subjects with orthodontic anomalies. Computer
analysis of speech articulation according to the duration and spectrum,
showed that the duration of pronounced soundburst was on an average longer
in the subjects with orthodontic anomalies. On the other hand, sibilant
spectral values were lower in these than in eugnathic subjects. This study
appeared to shed some light only on one part of the complex problem of
articulatory speech disorders.
Keywords: Acoustic analysis, speech, dysgnathic subjects
