Speech rate and fluency in children with phonological disorder

Abstract

Comparing children's performance in the assessed groups regarding the tests, those with PD in intervention had higher time of speech sample and adequate speech rate, which may be indicative of greater auditory monitoring of their own speech as a result of the intervention.

Perfil linguístico de crianças com transtornos de linguagem e fala e participação da família no processo terapêutico: revisão integrativa de literatura

“…Crianças com TF também apresentaram alterações na velocidade de fala, as quais foram caracterizadas por alterações na fluência relacionadas à menor velocidade na pronúncia, tanto da quantidade de palavras por minuto, quanto de sílabas por minuto 25 . Com intervenção fonoaudiológica direcionada a essas questões, essas crianças obtiveram melhor desempenho linguístico com a terapia.…”

“…Os estudos [28][29][30][31][32][33][34] que tratavam exclusivamente dos fatores de risco para alterações fonoaudiológicas abordavam o tema de forma abrangente, não especificando o fator de risco associado a determinado [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] , em seguida, foi o TF (quatro estudos [24][25][26][27] ) e, por último, o TEA, enfocado em três trabalhos [21][22][23] . Observou-se, também, que um estudo abordava os sintomas de crianças com TEA e TDL.…”

Linguistic profile of children with language and speech disorders and family participation in the therapeutic process: an integrative literature review

“…Another study 21 analyzed the pragmatic profile of speech samples of children with ASD, comparing different analyses -especially one that considers the children's responsiveness in interactions. Since children with ASD have, to a greater or lesser degree, difficulties in communication initiatives and exchanges, assessments involving pragmatics should consider minute and syllables per minute 25 . SLH intervention aimed at these issues helped these children perform better in linguistic aspects.…”

“…Novaes PM, Nicolielo-Carrilho AP, Lopes-Herrera AS. (2015) 25 To verify and describe aspects related to speech speed and fluency in children with PD with and without SLH interventions. In comparison with the other groups, the PD group without intervention performed worse in the analysis of the number of words per minute and that of syllables per minute.…”

“…The studies [28][29][30][31][32][33][34] that addressed only risk factors for SLH changes did so comprehensively, not specifying risk factors associated with any given neurodevelopmental disorder. The analysis of linguistic symptoms verified that DLD was the most approached change, appearing in eight studies [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] , followed by PD (four studies) [24][25][26][27] and ASD (three studies) [21][22][23] . It was also found that one study approached the symptoms of children with ASD and DLD.…”