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| What are the elements to Produce Spoken Messages? |
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Select Word
Arrange words in order
Activate the muscles
Listen to ourselves
Plan future sentences |
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| What are the elements of Perception of Speech? |
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Sort out from background
Seperate words and sounds
Notice mood
Recognize grammar
Attend to body language
Deduce speaker's reasoning for speaking
Think...Predict
Signal understanding |
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| Define spoken language... |
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Words and the way we use them.
Also: Vocabulary, rules for forming words and sentences, discourse. |
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| Define successful oral communication... |
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| the ability to produce sounds and language to carry meaning. |
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| In what ways is it most efficient to develop speech sounds? |
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| The study of sound as a physical event. |
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| The study of the psychological experience of hearing. |
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| The number of times a cycle of vibration repeats itself. |
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| A tone of a single frequency. |
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| A measurement of cycles per second (frequency). |
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| How frequency is perceived. |
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| The magnitude of sound (The greater the magnitude, the greater the perception of loudness.) |
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| How intensity if perceived. |
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| A logarithmic measurement of intesity. |
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| Define Sound Pressure Level (SPL): |
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| A physical measurement of the pressure of sound. |
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| The lowest intensity of sound needed to stimulate the auditory system. |
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| Define sensitivity of the ear: |
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| The human ear is most sensitive to sounds of 1000 - 4000 Hz. |
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