Communication Sciences and Disorders

Keyphrases

1. Adults Who Stutter 100%
2. Normal Hearing 99%
3. People Who Stutter 97%
4. Utterance 86%
5. Cochlear Implant Users 81%
6. Hearing Impairment 79%
7. Speech-language Pathologists 78%
8. Aphasia 75%
9. Interaural 65%
10. School-age children 59%
11. Speech Disorders 56%
12. Speech Perception 56%
13. Event-related Potentials 53%
14. Reverberation 52%
15. Self-stigma 52%
16. Neurofeedback 49%
17. Rhotics 47%
18. Speech in Noise 44%
19. American English 42%
20. Children with Language Impairment 42%
21. Self-efficacy 39%
22. Young children 37%
23. Self-esteem 36%
24. Binaural Detection 35%
25. Language Samples 35%
26. Impaired Hearing 34%
27. Language Impairment 34%
28. Cochlear Implant 33%
29. Infinitive 32%
30. People with Aphasia 31%
31. Word Retrieval 30%
32. Noise Effects 30%
33. Aging Effect 30%
34. Aphasic 30%
35. Older Adults 29%
36. Sound Pressure Level 28%
37. Ultrasound 28%
38. Time Discrimination 28%
39. Quality of Life 28%
40. Child Speech 28%
41. Interaural Level Difference 27%
42. 3-year-olds 27%
43. Vocal Fold 27%
44. Clinical Practice 26%
45. Psychometric Properties 26%
46. Preschool children 25%
47. Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures 25%
48. Biofeedback 25%
49. Monaural 25%
50. Discourse Production 25%
51. Neuroscience 25%
52. Evoked Compound Action Potential 25%
53. School-based 24%
54. Finite Verb 24%
55. Verb Morphology 24%
56. Masker 24%
57. Semantic Feature Analysis 24%
58. Communicative Participation 24%
59. Grammar 23%
60. Construct Validity 23%
61. Aphasia Treatment 23%
62. Binaural Hearing 23%
63. Sound Localization 23%
64. Residual Error 22%
65. Listening Environment 22%
66. Randomized Controlled Trial 22%
67. Clinical Application 22%
68. Interaural Correlation 22%
69. Signal-to-noise Ratio 21%
70. Latency 21%
71. Grammaticality 21%
72. Residual Speech Errors 20%
73. Seizure 20%
74. Temporal Lobe Epilepsy 20%
75. Misarticulation 19%
76. United States 19%
77. Older children 19%
78. Diagnostic Accuracy 19%
79. Phonation 19%
80. Vocal Dose 19%
81. Children Who Stutter 18%
82. Acoustic Hearing 18%
83. New Jersey 18%
84. Background Noise 18%
85. Stuttering Therapy 18%
86. Social Support 18%
87. Hearing in Noise Test 18%
88. Reverberant Environment 18%
89. Speech Recognition 18%
90. Five-year-olds 18%
91. Sentence Production 18%
92. Sensation Level 18%
93. Phonetics 18%
94. Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL) 17%
95. Electrically Evoked Compound Action Potential 17%
96. Token 17%
97. Test-retest Reliability 17%
98. Narrowband Noise 17%
99. Support Groups 17%
100. School Age 17%