클리어스피치의 이해와 임상적 적용을 위한 제언
Understanding of Clear Speech and Suggestions for Clinical Applications
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Clear speech is a talker-centered communication strategy using techniques such as accurate articulation, a slow rate of speech, and pauses. Several researchers have demonstrated that clear speech improves speech intelligibility performance compared to conversational speech, which is a way of speaking naturally. The purpose of this study was to review English-based clear speech. The current review included information for acoustic characteristics, improvement of speech intelligibility performance, and production methods for clear speech. This review also suggested considerations for the development of Korean-based clear speech. Although English-based clear speech is widely used as an effective communication strategy in several English-speaking countries, clear speech for Korean listeners has not been developed and applied. Thus, this review will provide some basic information to develop Korean-based clear speech.
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Clear speech is a talker-centered communication strategy using techniques such as accurate articulation, a slow rate of speech, and pauses. Several researchers have demonstrated that clear speech improves speech intelligibility performance compared to conversational speech, which is a way of speaking naturally. The purpose of this study was to review English-based clear speech. The current review included information for acoustic characteristics, improvement of speech intelligibility performance, and production methods for clear speech. This review also suggested considerations for the development of Korean-based clear speech. Although English-based clear speech is widely used as an effective communication strategy in several English-speaking countries, clear speech for Korean listeners has not been developed and applied. Thus, this review will provide some basic information to develop Korean-based clear speech.
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