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Speech Mechanisms

the conventional term for the system of psychophysiological prerequisites that enable a human being to make meaningful utterances and to understand another’s speech.

Speech mechanisms are based on physiological systems that develop in man as a result of object-directed activity and association with other people, and that are impossible without certain innate abilities and skills (for example, proper coordination of articulation, syllable-formation, and correct breathing). The systemic localization of speech functions in the cerebral cortex makes possible the different psychophysiological conditionality for the same (as regards linguistic structure) speech utterances. Speech mechanisms are studied by the physiology and psychology of speech; and, in terms of their linguistic structure of utterances, they are studied by psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics.

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Children with apraxia may also struggle to produce sound patterns to make words, or even coordinate the various speech mechanisms to make the individual speech sounds such as the difference between a ?

What Is the Difference Between Apraxia and Autism? by Stu Pearson / Food/cooking/nutrition community

We are all born with the necessary speech mechanisms and the capability to learn any language.

English Pronunciation for the ESL Learner by Lynn Bo / Reference and Education community

When a young child has difficulty with a task, the natural tendency is to push harder or use force, but this increased use of force causes the speech mechanisms to block, making it even more difficult for the child to say the word or sound.

Counseling, support, and advocacy for clients who stutter by Altholz, Suzanne; Golensky, Martha / Health and Social Work

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