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From: Perceptual-Phonetic Predictors of Single-Word Intelligibility:  A Study of Cantonese Dysarthria
J Speech Lang Hear Res. 2000;43(6): doi: /jslhr
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Phonetic contrast errors by severity of intelligibility score: Mild (70–100%), Moderate (40–70%), and Severe (0–40%). FB = front vs. back vowel; HL = high vs. low vowel; LS = long vs. short vowel; AU = aspirated vs. unaspirated initial; PF = place of fricative; PS = place of stop and nasal; FA = fricative vs. affricate; SF = stop vs. fricative; SA = stop vs. affricate; SN = stop vs. nasal; GN = glottal vs. null; IN = initial consonant vs. null; FN = final consonant vs. null; CS = cluster vs. singleton; TL = tone level; TC = tone contour; DV = diphthong vs. vowel.
Date of download: 12/29/2017
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