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Temporal Features of Speech in the Auditory System: Normal and Dyslexic Children and an Animal Model

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An amazing characteristic of the speech signal is that it contains a variety of temporal features that occur simultaneously in the signal, and each of these features provides unique and essential information for speech perception. An equally astonishing fact is that, in most cases, the human auditory system is able...

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speech, language impairment, dyslexia, cortex, and temporal processing

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Communication Sciences and Disorders - Learning Disabilities

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Daniel Abrams

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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09/10/2018

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09/10/2018

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2008-05-09

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Dissertation
The Role of Contralateral and Ipsilateral Descending Motor Pathways in the Expression of Abnormal Coordination Patterns in Hemiparetic Stroke Subjects

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The objective of this study was to determine the relationship between descending motor pathway reorganization and abnormal coordination, defined as a reduced set of muscle coactivation patterns between shoulder and elbow muscles in hemiparetic chronic stroke subjects, using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Specifically, we wanted to 1) determine the relationship...

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reorganization, muscle, transcranial magnetic stimulation, proximal, cortex, and TMS

Subject:

Neuroscience Institute Graduate Program

Creator:

Susan Schwerin

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

05/07/2018

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05/07/2018

Date Created:

2006-12-07

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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