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6 Sep 18Quantity and Quality of Infant Vocalizations as they relate to Later Vocabulary DevelopmentIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownCarley Warren1View
6 Sep 18APPLICATION OF THE LANGUAGE USE INVENTORY: IDENTIFYING PRAGMATIC LANGUAGE DEFICITS IN YOUNG CHILDREN WHO ARE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARINGIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownBrittany Brittany1View
14 Sep 15High-Tech Augmentative and Alternative Communication Training and Self-Reported Feelings of Facilitator ConfidenceIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownAllison Early1View
9 Mar 15The Effect of Audiovisual Delays with Synchronous and Asynchronous Presentation on Stuttering FrequencyIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownHailey Krieger1View
6 Mar 15GENDER DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO DISFLUENT SPEAKERS: MALE AND FEMALE REACTIONS TO TYPICAL AND ATYPICAL SPEECH WITH AND WITHOUT DISCLOSURE OF A COMMUNICATION DISORDERIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownBull Courtney1View
14 Sep 15Caregiver and Naïve Listener Report of Vocalizations Produced by a Monolingual Infant versus a Bilingual Infant: A Case StudyIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownDiana Williams1View
6 Mar 15Some Normative Data for Audiovisual Speech Integration SkillsIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownDaniel Carnley1View
6 Sep 18Effects of Mindfulness Meditation on Cognition and Quality of Life on Individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment or early Alzheimer’s DiseaseIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownNancy Ikehara1View
9 Dec 22USING CORE VERBS TO ANALYZE DISCOURSE OF PARTICIPANTS IN A MODIFIEDINTENSIVE COMPREHENSIVE APHASIA PROGRAMIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownJaime D. Jones1View
11 Oct 21Parent-Child Relationships Compared with Duration of Breastfeeding and Additional FactorsIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownSinead Martin1View
11 Oct 21Bison Fuel Performance Code Fuel Fracture ValidationIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownCasey Steinman1View
4 Feb 16Student Clinicians' Physiological Reactions to Typical and Atypical Speech Before and After Participating in an Intensive Stuttering Clinical PracticumIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownEmily Erickson1View
27 Apr 23The Sustainability of Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Programs: A Qualitative StudyIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownKatie Jo Roberts1View
27 Apr 23Educator Knowledge and Perception of Dyslexia in Eastern Idaho: A Survey StudyIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownJessica Shotwell1View
11 Oct 21Exploration of a Caregiver Report Screening Instrument for Infant Speech PatternsIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownBrooke Swafford1View
30 Sep 25‬‬The Impact of Animated Visual Stimuli on the Quality of Narratives Retold by School-Aged Children with Language and/or Literacy DisorderIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownAnnet Levandovsky1View
14 Jun 16Autism and the Social Feedback Loop Between Infants and Caregivers: A Case StudyIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownSaunja Carlson1View
6 Sep 18Phonetic Transcription in Development: When is Reliability Achieved? Part 2Idaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownLani Roemer1View
6 Sep 18Morpheme Use of Preschool Children Who Are Deaf or Hard-of-HearingIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownCatherine Olaso1View
6 Sep 18The Feasibility of Script Based Audio-Visual Speech Entrainment for the Treatment of Nonfluent AphasiaIdaho State University Health Professions Communication SciencesUnknownUnknownJeanna Ritter1View
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