Vol 10 No 1 (1979)
Article
How to Cite
Maya Devi. (1). Development and standardization of a common speech discrimination test for Indians. Journal of All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, 10(1), 37. Retrieved from http://203.129.241.91/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/684
Abstract
Speech audiometry has been an important tool in the diagnostic test battery, as it provides a measure of the listener's response to speech. Discrimination testing clinically aids in the
differential diagnosis of conductive, cochlear and retrocochlear pathologies.
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York, London", '
13. Swarnalatha (1972) '~The development and standardization of speech test material
in English for Indians'·'-Dis.serlation submitted to Mys'ore University..
'3f'=eTflf q;:~T ~ftr~f~ q;:~T: f~l:r: q~~r ~T~arr~~lf
q;:~r : 1
~T~: q;:~r ~T~ur~TfTif~lf trJr;:l[ ~ ~T~~qCf q;:~T : U
A Road, while there is no Brahamana on it, belongs
to the blind, deaf. w,omen, carriers of burden and the
king respectively ,but ~vhen there is a Brahamana it
helo,ngs .to Him.
Mahabharatha, Vanaparva
Chapters 135-
and Speech Pathology in India" Final report New Delhi. AIIMS
2.. Carhart, R. (1967) "Factors ·affecting discrimination for monosyllable words in
background noise"-paper presented in the Chicago Convention of the speech and
Hearing Association.
3. Davis H. and Silverman (1970) Hearing and Deafness, Holt-Rinehart and Winston
Co., USA.
4. De, N.S. (1973) "Hindi PB list for speech audiometry and discrimination test".
Indian Journal of Otolaryngology. 25. pp. 64-75.
5. Egan, P James (1948) Articulation testing lvIethods, LarYngoscope, 58. pp. 955-911·
6. Garret (1971) Statistics in Psychology and Education. Vakils. Ferrer & Simmons
Private Ltd., Bombay.
7. Hirsh, et al (1952) "De elopment of materials for speech audiometry/' Jp Speech
and Hearing Dis., 17, pp. 321-337.
. Jerger, J. (1968) ~, A new approach to speech audiometry" J. Speech and Hearing
Res. 11, pp. 318-328.
9. Jerger, J. and Susan, t J. (1971)~ Diagnostic significance of PB word functions
Archives of Otolaryngology 93, pp. 573-579.
10. Kapur Y.P. (1911) "'The development of Hearing and Speech Test Materials based
on Indian languages"" A report.
11. Nagaraja, M" N (1973) "'Development of a synthetic .speech identification test in '
Kannada language". Dissertation s1!bmitted to Mysore University.
12. Siegel, S,. (1956) Non-parametric statistics, McGraw Hill Book Company inc. New
York, London", '
13. Swarnalatha (1972) '~The development and standardization of speech test material
in English for Indians'·'-Dis.serlation submitted to Mys'ore University..
'3f'=eTflf q;:~T ~ftr~f~ q;:~T: f~l:r: q~~r ~T~arr~~lf
q;:~r : 1
~T~: q;:~r ~T~ur~TfTif~lf trJr;:l[ ~ ~T~~qCf q;:~T : U
A Road, while there is no Brahamana on it, belongs
to the blind, deaf. w,omen, carriers of burden and the
king respectively ,but ~vhen there is a Brahamana it
helo,ngs .to Him.
Mahabharatha, Vanaparva
Chapters 135-