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Invoking the influence of emotion in central auditory processing to improve the treatment of speech impairments

Safa Alqudah, Maha Zaitoun and Sara Alqudah
Saudi Medical Journal December 2021, 42 (12) 1325-1332; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2021.42.12.20200724
Safa Alqudah
From the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences (Alqudah, Zaitoun), Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology; and from the Department of Pathology and Laboratory (Alqudah), King Abdullah University Hospital, Irbid, Jordan.
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Maha Zaitoun
From the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences (Alqudah, Zaitoun), Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology; and from the Department of Pathology and Laboratory (Alqudah), King Abdullah University Hospital, Irbid, Jordan.
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Sara Alqudah
From the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences (Alqudah, Zaitoun), Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology; and from the Department of Pathology and Laboratory (Alqudah), King Abdullah University Hospital, Irbid, Jordan.
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    Table 1

    - Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants.

    Variablesn(%)
    Age
    4-15 years67(83.8)
    15-22 years13(16.2)
    Gender
    Male54(67.5)
    Female26(32.5)
    Educational level
    Elementary59(73.8)
    Middle8(10.0)
    High school13(16.2)
    Speech disorder type
    Stuttering36(45.0)
    Articulation44(55.0)
    Speech disorder duration
    1 years- 5 year53(66.3)
    6 year- 10 year18(22.5)
    11 year- 15 year9(11.2)
    Annual salaries of the families
    Lower than 10000$67(83.7)
    10001-12000$8(10.0)
    12001-14000$2(2.5)
    14001-16000$2(2.5)
    Higher than 16000$1(1.3)
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    - The intelligibility scores for the 4 therapeutic lists, as rated by the patients.

    ListMeanSDStatisticsP-value
    Familiar voice (non-emotional words)4.930.13Z = -1.50>0.05
    Familiar voice (emotional words)4.840.19  
    Unfamiliar voice (non-emotional words)4.880.17  
    Unfamiliar voice*emotional words4.90.15  
    • Intelligibility scores are scored out of 5 points. SD: standard deviation

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    - Performance of the 36 participants in the sessions employing familiar and unfamiliar and emotional and non-emotional contexts to treat stuttering

    ContextMean (dysfluency %)SDStatisticsP-value
    Familiar voice (emotional words)36.05-*-*
    Familiar voice (non-emotional words)67.03-4.17<0.001
    Unfamiliar voice (non-emotional words)7.2511.94-4.81<0.001
    Unfamiliar voice (emotional words)1212.17-5.16>0.05
    • ↵* This condition was optimal and was compared to other cases.

    • SD: standard deviation

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    Table 4

    - Performance of the 44 participants in the sessions employing familiar and unfamiliar, and emotional and non-emotional contexts to treat misarticulation.

    ContextMean (PCC %)SDStatisticsP-value
    Familiar voice (emotional words)8812.43-*-*
    Familiar voice (non-emotional words)7411.81-4.41<0.001
    Unfamiliar voice (non-emotional words)6613.58-5.65<0.001
    Unfamiliar voice (emotional words)8311.58-0.554>0.05
    • ↵* This condition was optimal and was compared to other cases.

    • PCC: percentage of consonants correct, SD: standard deviation

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