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Phonetic intelligibility testing in dysarthria for the use of French language clinicians

Michèle Gentil

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Reduced intelligibility is a common characteristic of dysarthria. The object of this paper is to propose a word intelligibility test for the assessment of intelligibility in French language dysarthric speakers. Based on a phonetic intelligibility test previously developed for English by Kent et al. (1989), this test not only measures dysarthric severity but also serves to identify the intelligibility deficits.

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Reduced intelligibility is a common characteristic of dysarthria. The object of this paper is to propose a word intelligibility test for the assessment of intelligibility in French language dysarthric speakers. Based on a phonetic intelligibility test previously developed for English by Kent et al. (1989), this test not only measures dysarthric severity but also serves to identify the intelligibility deficits.

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Reduced intelligibility is a common characteristic of dysarthria. The object of this paper is to propose a word intelligibility test for the assessment of intelligibility in French language dysarthric speakers. Based on a phonetic intelligibility test previously developed for English by Kent et al. (1989), this test not only measures dysarthric severity but also serves to identify the intelligibility deficits.

Key concepts: Intelligibility (philosophy), Dysarthria, Psychology, Audiology, Phonetics, Linguistics, Medicine, Psychiatry

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