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말소리장애 아동과 일반 아동의 종성파열음지각력 연구

원민주(Min ju Won) 하승희(Seunghee Ha) 2015년

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주제
  • 교육학
  • finalconsonantsperception
  • gatingtask
  • redundancy of acoustic cue
  • speech sound disorder
  • 게이팅 과제
  • 말-지각력
  • 말소리장애
  • 여분의 음향학적 정보
  • 종성파열음
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