2015
DOI: 10.1590/1982-0216201517s10413
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Comparação entre a classificação com base em traços e o percentual de consoantes corretas no desvio fonológico

Abstract: OBJETIVO: verificar se existe diferença entre as classificações de gravidade do desvio fonológico obtido por meio do Percentual de Consoantes Corretas-Revisado e a classificação qualitativa baseada em traços. MÉTODOS: avaliaram-se dados de fala pré-terapia de 38 sujeitos cujos sistemas fonológicos foram classificados segundo a avaliação quantitativa Percentual de Consoantes Corretas-Revisado (Leve, Levemente-moderado, Moderadamente-grave, Grave) e avaliação qualitativa baseada em traços (Leve, Moderado, Modera… Show more

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“…This severity can be analyzed quantitatively by calculating the Percentage of Consonants Correct Revised (PCC-R) 15 . PCC-R generates a scale of different degrees of speech impairment according to the number of changes found, that is, the wider the changes, the greater the impairment of the phonological system, and the lower the speech intelligibility 16,17 . Intelligibility is the degree of clarity with which one's utterances are understood by most listeners 14 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This severity can be analyzed quantitatively by calculating the Percentage of Consonants Correct Revised (PCC-R) 15 . PCC-R generates a scale of different degrees of speech impairment according to the number of changes found, that is, the wider the changes, the greater the impairment of the phonological system, and the lower the speech intelligibility 16,17 . Intelligibility is the degree of clarity with which one's utterances are understood by most listeners 14 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%