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A Comparitive study of Diadochokinesis and the rate of reading and speech in normal students of Tehran city
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H Ahadi *   1, B Zandi , MR Shahbodaghi , M Mokhlesin , S Faghih Zadeh |
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Abstract: (14303 Views) |
Background and Aim: Children with speech and language disorders have a reduced diadochokinesis rates.. The purpose of this study was to compare the oral diadochokinesis with rate of speech and reading in normal students.
Materials and Methods: One hundred of fifth grade female students were participated in this descriptive - comparative study. All subjects were native speakers of persion who passed an informal screening test of articulation and speech. None of subjects had a history of speech, hearing, behavioral and neurological disorders. The subjects were asked to read a text of their book, tell a story and perform some oral diadochokinesis tasks (flecher`s criterion).The time was measured by Cool Edit. Descriptive statistics and compared t-test were used for analysis .
Results : the syllable / tâ /had the highest rate of diadochokinesis , while the syllables /pa/ and / kâ/ were in the next orders ( 3.96,4.01, 4.52).The rate of reading was higher than the rate of talking. There was a significant relationship between the reading rate and diadochokinesis in / kâ / (P=0.02) and / pâtâkâ / (P=0.02)
Conclusion: the results indicate that there is no relation between the rate of speech and diadochokinesis but there is a significant relation between Reading rate and diadochokinesis in some tasks.. |
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| Keywords: Diadochokinesis, Speech rate, Reading rate, Fifth Grade |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2010/04/25 | Accepted: 2010/08/21 | Published: 2013/08/6
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