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Vol 4 No 1 (1973) | Journal of All India Institute of Speech and Hearing

Journal of All India Institute of Speech and Hearing

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Published June 28, 1973

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Diagnostic hearing tests
1-13
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Breaking the phonetic barrier
14-25
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A School for thinking: a solution to the problem of learning disorders
26-36
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Sounds, songs and music of south India
37-43
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Testing hearing of subnormal children
44-48
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Developmental sentence scoring of a five year old girl
49-54
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Prevention of hearing handicap
55-63
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Acoustic feedback and its control in the selection and use of hearing aids
64-66
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Speech and hearing science as related to clinical audiology and speech and language pathology
67-73
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Speech results in post operative cases of cleft palate after speech therapy
74-78
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Hearing loss cases: seen in speech and hearing camps
79-83
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A case of 'functional dysarthria'
84-85
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Speech and hearing screening camps and exhibitions: a brief report
86-91
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An objective method of locating optimum pitch
92-104
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Objective study of the performance of normal Indian listeners on the staggered spondica word test developed in English for Indian population
105-112
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Correspondence therapy for stuttering
113-122
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Cerebral palsy: a fact or an artifact- a discussion
123-125
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Prevalence of speech problems among school children of Mysore city
126-130
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Verification of critical band hypothesis to explain the discrepancy in the amounts of TTS produced by noise and tones when presented at equal intensity and for equal duration
131-134
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The effect of three verbal stimuli on fluency in stutterers
135
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Standardization and clinical applicability of sensori-neural acuity level test
136-140
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Methods of locating optimum pitch
141-144
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Phonemic variations in Hindi speaking aphasics during the immediate post-morbid period
145-152
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A survey of noise and hearing patterns in an Indian industry in Mysore city
153-162
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