Exam 3: The Biology and Physics of Speech

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The respiratory system

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With contralateral neural control,the right side of the brain controls the right side of the body.

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Bilabial refers to producing speech sounds using the two lips.

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The acoustics and perception of sound constitutes the physics of speech.

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The phoneme /f/ is a linguadental speech sound.

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Since speech involves producing actions on a stream of air,it is viewed as an aerodynamic system.

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Vocal folds vibrating at a rate above produce sounds with a

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Julie is six years old and has lost her upper central incisors.Which sounds may be difficult for her to produce?

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Speech production is a joint effort of the respiratory,laryngeal and articulatory systems.

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The anatomy and physiology of the vocal mechanism constitutes the biology of speech.

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The articulatory system

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The expiration phase of respiration is longer for speech than for quiet breathing.

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The laryngeal system

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The vocal pitch of men is generally lower than the vocal pitch of women because

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Phonation occurs when

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Production of the /p/ phoneme probably involves movement of the

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In most people,the right hemisphere is dominant for language.

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The vibratory motions of the vocal folds may be described as a series of

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The mobile articulators include all except

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