Hodnocení variabilních mechanismů hlasu, jazyka a řeči v kontextu logopedického a neurovývojového bádání
Evaluation of variable mechanisms of voice, language and speech in the context of speech therapy and neurodevelopmental research

Author(s): Kateřina Vitásková, Jana Mironova Tabachová, Lucie Nohová
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Psychology, Applied Linguistics, Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Cognitive Psychology, Health and medicine and law, Pedagogy
Published by: Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci
Keywords: voice disorders; speech disorders; communicative disorders; speech therapy; psycholinguistics; neurolinguistics; developmental neuropsychology; diagnostic methods
Summary/Abstract: "The collective monograph is focused on the investigation of selected physiological and pathological mechanisms of voice, language and speech in the context of logopedic (speech language therapy), special edcuational and neurodevelopmental, psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic research. These are twelve selected areas of specifics and deviations of communication, including respiration, phonation and resonance, articulation, intelligibility and understanding of speech, phatic functions, lexia and pragmatics of communication, both in the context of their development and acquired and so-called symptomatic (secondary) speech disorders. Individual sub-areas were examined with a primary emphasis on speech therapy and special pedagogical diagnostics and therapy using a mixed methodological research design, using special instrumental, test, registration and specific therapeutic methods, some of which will be adapted or newly created during the project. The publication has a transdisciplinary intersectoral character – it covers both the educational and clinical and counselling environment, uses newly adapted experimental and diagnostic methods and therapeutic materials and extends the current state of knowledge in the field of determinants of development and communication disorders in its individually and situationally variable form. The presented research responds to the long-term pandemic situation, and thus to changes in the assessment of changes and deviations in communication in the context of prevention and impacts of COVID-19, including innovated research methods and its enrichment with a combination of face-to-face field and distance electronic formats."

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