Tutorial:

On the Potential Deterioration in Hearing Due to Hearing Aid Usage

Larry E. Humes and Fred H. Bess
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 3-15. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Articles:

The Effects of Antagonistic Gestures on Temporal and Amplitude Parameters of Anticipatory Labial Coarticulation

Harvey M. Sussman and John R. Westbury
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 16-24. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Stuttering: In Need of a Unifying Conceptual Framework

Gerald N. Zimmermann, Anne Smith, and John M. Hanley
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 25-31. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A Comparison of the Effects of Hearing Impairment and Acoustic Filtering on Consonant Recognition

Brian E. Walden, Daniel M. Schwartz, Allen A. Montgomery, and Robert A. Prosek
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 32-43. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Psychophysical Scaling of Distorted Speech

S. Joseph Barry and Gerald Kidd, Jr.
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 44-47. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Correlates of Syntactic Abilities in Hearing-Impaired Students

B. R. Clarke and W. Todd Rogers
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 48-54. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Disfluencies in the Speech of Language-Delayed Children

Ruth Merits-Patterson and Charles G. Reed
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 55-58. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Stuttering Identification: Standard Definition and Moment of Stuttering

Richard R. Martin and Samuel K. Haroldson
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 59-63. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Idiomatic versus Literal Interpretations of Ditropically Ambiguous Sentences

Diana Van Lancker and Gerald J. Canter
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 64-69. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Three Studies of Deficits in Pantomimic Expression and Pantomimic Recognition in Aphasia

Robert J. Duffy and Joseph R. Duffy
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 70-84. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Some Aspects of Fundamental Frequency Control by Esophageal Speakers

Cynthia B. Angermeier and Bernd Weinberg
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 85-91. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Experiments Re: Clinical Application of Reflex Modulation Audiometry

Levi A. Reiter
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 92-98. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Reflections on a Double Negative: Misarticulation And Inconsistency

Arthur S. House
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 98-103. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Regulation of Vocal Intensity in the Presence of Feedback Filtering and Amplification

Sharon R. Garber, Gerald M. Siegel, and Herbert L. Pick, Jr.
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 104-108. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Frequency-Discrimination Ability of Hearing-Impaired Listeners

P. M. Zurek and C. Formby
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 108-112. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A Comparison of Sign and Verbal Language Training with Nonverbal Retarded Children

James V. Kahn
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 113-119. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Junctural Contrasts in Esophageal and Normal Speech

Jane Scarpino and Bernd Weinberg
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 120-126. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Production and Perception of Coarticulation among Stressed and Unstressed Vowels

Carol A. Fowler
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 127-139. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Maturational Effects on the Middle Components of the Averaged Electroencephalic Response

Terrie Mendelson
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 140-144. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Letters to the Editor:

On the Adams - Martin and Haroldson Exchange

Michael Webster
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 145. [PDF]  

On the Adams - Martin and Haroldson Exchange: A Reply

Richard Martin and Samuel Haroldson
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 145-146. [PDF]  

Response to Courtright and Courtright

Phil Connell, Dianne Gardner-Gletty, Jill Dejewski, and Lynn Parks-Reinick
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 146-148. [PDF]  

Some Comments on Validity, Tautology and Methodology: A Reply to Connell et al.

John A. Courtright and Illene C. Courtright
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 148-150. [PDF]  

Errata:

The Effects of Presentation on Noise and Dental Appliances on Speech

Lillian Glass, Sharon R. Garber, T. Michael Speidel, Gerald M. Siegel, and Edward Miller
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 151. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Use of Digitized Speech Materials in Audiological Research

Candace Kamm
J Speech Hear Res 1981 24: 151. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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