Hearing & Speech Sciences

• Supportive Messages Perceived and Recevied in a Therapeutic Setting 

  Barr, Jeanine Rice (1994)

  This study examines how communication of social support influences the behavioral change process in a particular environment. Specifically, the research question is: How is social support related to commitment to recovery ...

• Understanding How Autistic and Neurotypical Adults Make Social Decisions 

  Hsieh, Valerie (2022-12-16)

  During an interaction, autistic and neurotypical individuals differ in the way they integrate various pieces of social information when deciding how to respond. A cognitive process involved in this is Theory of Mind (ToM), ...

• The Effect Of Language Mixing on Word Retrieval in Bilingual Adults with Aphasia 

  Nichols, Meghan (2022)

  Lexical retrieval deficits are a common feature in aphasia, and while much research has been done on bilingual aphasia and on the processes involved in language mixing by healthy bilingual adults, it is not clear whether ...

• Examining Narrative Language in Early Stage Parkinson's Disease and Intermediate Farsi-English Bilingual Speakers 

  Lohrasbi, Bushra (2022)

  This study aimed to examine procedural aspects of language (grammaticality, syntactic complexity, regular past tense verb production), verb use, and the association between motor-speech, language abilities, and intelligibility ...

• The Impact of Maternal Negative Language on Children’s Language Development 

  Lee, Hae Ri (2022)

  Various features of infant- and child-directed speech (IDS/CDS) are known to have a positive impact on children’s language development. Some, such as directive language, appear to be less facilitating. We investigated ...

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