Investigation of student-clinicians' awareness of their tongue shape during production of rhotic sounds
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Summary
This study investigates the degree to which student-clinicians are aware or unaware of their own rhotic articulations.
We specifically aim to discover 1) how well student-clinicians' self-reported awareness of tongue movements during rhotic sounds are correlated with their actual tongue movements, as determined from ultrasound imaging, and 2) how ultrasound biofeedback affects student-clinicians' self-reported awareness of tongue movements.
Description
This study investigates the degree to which student-clinicians are aware or unaware of their own rhotic articulations.
We specifically aim to discover 1) how well student-clinicians' self-reported awareness of tongue movements during rhotic sounds are correlated with their actual tongue movements, as determined from ultrasound imaging, and 2) how ultrasound biofeedback affects student-clinicians' self-reported awareness of tongue movements.
Details
| Condition | healthy |
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| Age | 100years or below |
| Clinical Study Identifier | TX8724 |
| Last Modified on | 19 February 2024 |
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