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    Utilization of on-campus speech and language services by student veterans 

    Michaelson, Laura (2015-05-11)
    The purpose of this study was to examine factors that contribute to utilization of on-campus speech and language services by student veterans with brain injury. Data was obtained from three sources: a 60-minute focus group ...
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    Comparisons of Clinical Self-Efficacy and Stigma Variance in Speech Language Pathologists Who Stutter and Do Not Stutter 

    Noguchi, Kodai (2018-05-11)
    Purpose: To evaluate clinical self-efficacy and stigma variance between practicing SLPs who stutter (SLPs-WS) and do not stutter (SLPs-WDS). Method: The modified SLP Clinical Self-Efficacy Inventory and the Self-Stigma of ...
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    " You have to invest ": Speech-language pathologists' perspectives on teaching literacy skills to students who use AAC 

    Rendall, Sara E. (2017-05)
    Literacy as it relates to students who use augmentative and alternative communication (SWUAAC) currently has limited research in the field of speech­ language pathology. Research regarding this population states SWUAAC ...
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    Exploring the Therapy Experience of Adults Who Stutter as it Relates to Inclusion of Cognitive Therapy Components in Stuttering Therapy 

    Brown, Michelle (2021-05)
    In understanding the complexity of the experience of adults who stutter, it is essential to acknowledge that stuttering is present regardless of whether or not disfluencies are produced. Many adults who stutter often ...

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    Speech therapists (2)Stuttering (2)Acceptance and commitment therapy (1)Brain damage--Patients (1)Cognitive therapy (1)Communication devices for people with disabilities (1)Disabled veterans--Care (1)Language disorders (1)Literacy (1)... View MoreDate Issued2015 (1)2017 (1)2018 (1)2021 (1)Has File(s)Yes (4)

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