구개열 아동의 초기 어휘에 나타난 음운 특성 연구 (Phonological Characteristics of Early Vocabulary in Young Children with Cleft Palate)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국음성학회
· 수록지 정보 : 말소리와 음성과학 / 6권 / 2호 / 65 ~ 71페이지
· 저자명 : 하승희

초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate whether young children with cleft palate differ from those of nonclefttypically developing children in terms of expressive vocabulary size, phonological characteristics and lexical selectivity. Atotal of 12 children with cleft palate and 12 noncleft children who were matched by age and gender participated in the study.
The groups were compared by size of expressive vocabulary reported on Korean version of MacArthur-Bates CommunicativeDevelopment Inventories and the number of different words, consonant inventory, the percentage of words beginning withobstruents and vowels, nasal, and glottal sounds, and the percentage of words which do not include obstruents in a languagesample. Also, correlation analysis were performed to examine the relationship between measures on size of expressivevocabulary and phonological characteristics. The results showed that expressive vocabulary size and consonant inventory forchildren with cleft palate produced significantly smaller than those for noncleft children. Children with cleft palate producedsignificantly more words beginning with vowel or which do not include obstruents, and fewer words beginning withobstruents than noncleft children. The two groups showed different results on significant correlations between measures onsize of expressive vocabulary and phonological characteristics indicating that children with cleft palate show different lexicalselectivity from their noncleft peers. The results suggest that children with cleft palate aged 18-30 months demonstrate aslower rate of lexical and phonological development compared with their noncleft peers and they develop lexical selectivityreflecting cleft palate speech. The results will have a clinical implication on speech-language intervention for young childrenwith cleft palates.

영어초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate whether young children with cleft palate differ from those of nonclefttypically developing children in terms of expressive vocabulary size, phonological characteristics and lexical selectivity. Atotal of 12 children with cleft palate and 12 noncleft children who were matched by age and gender participated in the study.
The groups were compared by size of expressive vocabulary reported on Korean version of MacArthur-Bates CommunicativeDevelopment Inventories and the number of different words, consonant inventory, the percentage of words beginning withobstruents and vowels, nasal, and glottal sounds, and the percentage of words which do not include obstruents in a languagesample. Also, correlation analysis were performed to examine the relationship between measures on size of expressivevocabulary and phonological characteristics. The results showed that expressive vocabulary size and consonant inventory forchildren with cleft palate produced significantly smaller than those for noncleft children. Children with cleft palate producedsignificantly more words beginning with vowel or which do not include obstruents, and fewer words beginning withobstruents than noncleft children. The two groups showed different results on significant correlations between measures onsize of expressive vocabulary and phonological characteristics indicating that children with cleft palate show different lexicalselectivity from their noncleft peers. The results suggest that children with cleft palate aged 18-30 months demonstrate aslower rate of lexical and phonological development compared with their noncleft peers and they develop lexical selectivityreflecting cleft palate speech. The results will have a clinical implication on speech-language intervention for young childrenwith cleft palates.

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