Index @ @ @ American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology: A Journal of Clinical Practice Index to Volume 6, 1997 Author Index Subject Index Title Index Department Index hyperadduction in an individual with Grywalski, C. See Jacobson et al., August Author Index Parkinson disease: A clinical treatment 1997, 66-70. Armson, J., Jenson, S., Gallant, D., note. November 1997, 74-84. Gustafson, C. See Chapman et al., May Kalinowski, J., & Fee, E. J. The Curlee, R. F. See Wilkenfeld & Curlee, 1997, 66-76. relationship between degree of audible August 1997, 79-89. Harris, J. L. Reminiscence: A culturally struggle and judgments of childhood Curlee, R. F. See Yairi & Curlee, and developmentally appropriate disfluencies as stuttered or not November 1997, 86-88. language intervention for older adults. stuttered. February 1997, 42-50. Curlee, R. F., & Yairi, E. Early interven- August 1997, 19-26. Banzett, R. B. See Hoit & Banzett, tion with early childhood stuttering: A Hearst, S. See McGregor et al., August February 1997, 87-96. critical examination of the data. May 1997, 45-56. Behrman, A., & Orlikoff, R. F. Instrumen- 1997, 8-18. Hess, C. W. See Wagner & Hess, August tation in voice assessment and Currie, P. S. See Stiegler & Currie, August 1997, 90-95. treatment: What’s the use? November 1997, 15-18. Hicks, J. See Countryman et al., Novem- 1997, 9-16. D’Antonio, L. See Scherer & D’ Antonio, ber 1997, 74-84. Belau, D. See Sanger et al., February November 1997, 48-54. Hoit, J. D., & Banzett, R. B. Simple 1997, 70-76. Dale, P. S. See Long et al., November adjustments can improve ventilator- Benninger, M. S. See Jacobson et al., 1997, 34-47. supported speech. February 1997, August 1997, 66-70. Daniels, S. K., McAdam, C. P., Brailey, K., 87-96. Bernstein Ratner, N. A response to Yairi & Foundas, A. L. Clinical assessment of Hux, K. See Sanger et al., February 1997, and Curlee. November 1997, 86-88. swallowing and prediction of dysphagia 70-76. Bernstein Ratner, N. E. Leaving Las severity. November 1997, 17-24. Hynd, G. W. See Lombardino et al., Vegas: Clinical odds and individual Davis, B. See van Kleeck et al., May 1997, August 1997, 71-78. outcomes. May 1997, 29-33. 34-39. Ionson, M. E. See Johnson et al., February Beukelman, D. R. See Wood et al., August Doyle, P. C. Voice refinement following 1997, 77-86. 1997, 57-65. conservation surgery for cancer of the Jacobson, B. H., Johnson, A., Grywalski, Biggar, H. A. See Yoder et al., February larynx: A conceptual framework for C., Silbergleit, A., Jacobson, G., 1997, 59-64. treatment intervention. August 1997, Benninger, M. S., & Newman, C. W. Brian, J. See Long et al., November 1997, 27-35. The voice handicap index (VHI): 34-47. Fee, E. J. See Armson et al., February Development and validation. August Brutten, G. See Vanryckeghem & Brutten, 1997, 42-50. 1997, 66-70. November 1997, 67-73. Fey, M. E. See Cleave & Fey, February Jacobson, G. See Jacobson et al., August Chapman, S. B. Cognitive-communication 1997, 22-32. 1997, 66-70. abilities in children with closed head Forrest, L. A. See Trudeau & Forrest, Jenson, S. See Armson et al., February injury. May 1997, 50-58. February 1997, 65-69. 1997, 42-50. Chapman, S. B., Watkins, R., Gustafson, Fox, C. M., & Ramig, L. O. Vocal sound Johnson, A. C. See McGregor et al., C., Moore, S., Levin, H. S., & Kufera, pressure level and self-perception of August 1997, 45-56. J. A. Narrative discourse in children speech and voice in men and women Johnson, A. See Jacobson et al., August with closed head injury, children with with idiopathic Parkinson disease. May 1997, 66-70. language impairment, and typically 1997, 85-94. Johnson, C. J., lonson, M. E., & Torreiter, developing children. May 1997, 66-76. Gallant, D. See Armson et al., February S. M. Assessing children’s knowledge Cleave, P. L., & Fey, M. E. Two ap- 1997, 42-S0. of multiple meaning words. February proaches to the facilitation of grammar Gillam, R. B. See van Kleeck et al., May 1997, 77-86. in children with language impairments: 1997, 34-39. Kalinowski, J. See Armson et al., February Rationale and description. February Girolametto, L. Development of a parent 1997, 42-50. 1997, 22-32. report measure for profiling the Kuehn, D. P. The development of a new Countryman, S., Hicks, J., Ramig, L. O., conversational skills of preschool technique for treating hypernasality: & Smith, M. E. Supraglottal children. November 1997, 25-33. CPAP. November 1997, 5-8. 89 Kufera, J. A. See Chapman et al., May Rankin, J. L. See Wood et al., August Warten, S. F. See Yoder et al., February 1997, 66-76. 1997, 57-65. 1997, 59-64. Levin, H. S. See Chapman et al., May Reed, V. See Lincoln et al., May 1997, Watkins, R. See Chapman et al., May 1997, 66-76. 77-84. 1997, 66-76. Lincoln, M. A., & Onslow, M. Long-term Riccio, C. A. See Lombardino et al., Wertz, R. T. Comments on “Aphasia outcome of early intervention for August 1997, 71-78. treatment in the early postonset period: stuttering. February 1997, 51-58. Roberts, J. E., Medley, L. P., Swartzfager, Managing our resources effectively.” Lincoln, M., Onslow, M., & Reed, V. J. L., & Neebe, E. C. Assessing the February 1997, 12-18. Social validity of the treatment communication of African American Wilkenfeld, J. R., & Curlee, R. F. The outcomes of an early intervention one-year-olds using the communication relative effects of questions and program for stuttering. May 1997, and symbolic behavior scales. May comments on children’s stuttering. 77-84. 1997, 59-65. August 1997, 79-89. Lombardino, L. J., Riccio, C. A., Hynd, G. Roseberry-McKibbin, C. Understanding Williams, D. See McGregor et al., August W., & Pinheiro, S. B. Linguistic Filipino families: A foundation for 1997, 45-56. deficits in children with reading effective service delivery. August Wood, L. A., Rankin, J. L., & Beukelman, disabilities. August 1997, 71-78. 1997, 5-14. D. R. Word prompt programs: Current Long, S. H., Olswang, L. B., Brian, J., & Sanger, D. D., Hux, K., & Belau, D. Oral uses and future possibilities. August Dale, P. S. Productivity of emerging language skills of female juvenile 1997, 57-65. word combinations in toddlers with delinquents. February 1997, 70-76. Yairi, E. See Curlee & Yairi, May 1997, specific expressive language impair- Scherer, N. J., & D’Antonio, L. Language 8-18. ment. November 1997, 34-47. and play development in toddlers with Yairi, E., & Curlee, R. F. The clinical- Marshall, R. C. Aphasia treatment in the cleft lip and/or palate. November 1997, research connection in early childhood early postonset period: Managing our 48-54. stuttering: A response to Zebrowski resources effectively. February 1997, Schmitt, J. F. See Meline & Schmitt, and Ratner. November 1997, 85-86. 5-11. February 1997, 33-41. Yoder, P. J., Warren, S. F., & Biggar, H. Marshall, R. C. Comments on “Com- Silbergleit, A. See Jacobson et al., August A. Stability of maternal reports of ments.” February 1997, 19-21. 1997, 66-70. lexical comprehension in very young McGregor, K. K., Williams, D., Hearst, S., Silverman, F. H., & Moulton, R. First- children with developmental delays. & Johnson, A. C. The use of class clinical services are possible in a February 1997, 59-64. constrastive analysis in distinguishing developing country: Speech, language, Zebrowski, P. M. Assisting young difference from disorder: A tutorial. and hearing in the Gaza Strip. May children who stutter and their families: August 1997, 45-56. 1997, 5-7. Defining the role of the speech- McHenry, M. The effect of increased Smith, M. E. See Countryman et al., language pathologist. May 1997, vocal effort on estimated November 1997, 74-84. 19-28. velopharyngeal orifice area. November Sorensen, D. N. A case study of a child 1997, 55-61. with agenesis of the corpus callosum. Medley, L. P. See Roberts et al., May August 1997, 36-44. Subject Index 1997, 59-65. Stiegler, L. N., & Currie, P. S. Lurking Meline, T., & Schmitt, J. F. Case studies and posting to gain clinical insight. Language for evaluating statistical significance in August 1997, 15-18. group designs. February 1997, 33-41. Swank, L. K. Linguistic influences on the Nature of Normal Language Moore, S. See Chapman et al., May 1997, emergence of written word decoding in Language Development 66-76. x first grade. November 1997, 62-66. Linguistic influences on the emergence of Moulton, R. See Silverman & Moulton, Swartzfager, J. L. See Roberts et al., May written word decoding in first grade. May 1997, 5-7. 1997, 59-65. Swank, L. K. November 1997, 62-66. Neebe, E. C. See Roberts et al., May 1997, Torreiter, S. M. See Johnson et al., Understanding language delay: A response 59-65. February 1997, 77-86. to van Kleeck, Gillam, and Davis. Paul, Newman, C. W. See Jacobson et al., Trudeau, M. D., & Forrest, L. A. The R. May 1997, 40-49. August 1997, 66-70. contributions of phonatory volume and When is “watch and see” warranted? A Olswang, L. B. See Long et al., November transglottal airflow to the s/z ratio. response to Paul’s 1996 article, 1997, 34-47. February 1997, 65-69. “Clinical implications of the natural Onslow, M. See Lincoln & Onslow, van Kleeck, A., Gillam, R. B., & Davis, B. history of slow expressive language February 1997, 51-58. When is “watch and see” warranted? A development.” van Kleeck, A., Onslow, M. See Lincoln et al., May 1997, response to Paul’s 1996 article, Gillam, R. B., & Davis, B. May 1997, 77-84. “Clinical implications of the natural 34-39. Orlikoff, R. F. See Behrman & Orlikoff, history of slow expressive language November 1997, 9-16. development.” May 1997, 34-39. Language Use in Adults Paul, R. Understanding language delay: A Vanryckeghem, M., & Brutten, G. The Reminiscence: A culturally and develop- response to van Kleeck, Gillam, and speech-associated attitude of children mentally appropriate language Davis. May 1997, 40-49. who do and do not stutter and the intervention for older adults. Harris, J. Pinheiro, S. B. See Lombardino et al., differential effect of age. November L. August 1997, 19-26. August 1997, 71-78. 1997, 67-73. Ramig, L. O. See Countryman et al., Wagner, B. T., & Hess, C. W. Language Skills of Adolescents November 1997, 74-84. Supervisees’ perceptions of supervi- Oral language skills of female juvenile Ramig, L. O. See Fox & Ramig, May sors’ social power in speech-language delinquents. Sanger, D. D., Hux, K., & 1997, 85-94. pathology. August 1997, 90-95. Belau, D. February 1997, 70-76. 90 American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology * Vol.6 * No. 4 November 1997 Language Differences and Different with developmental delays. Yoder, P. Development of a parent report measure Languages J., Warren, S. F., & Biggar, H. A. for profiling the conversational skills Assessing the communication of African February 1997, 59-64. of preschool children. Girolametto, L. American one-year-olds using the Two approaches to the facilitation of November 1997, 25-33. communication and symbolic behavior grammar in children with language Linguistic deficits in children with reading scales. Roberts, J. E., Medley, L. P., impairments: Rationale and descrip- disabilities. Lombardino, L. J., Riccio, Swartzfager, J. L., & Neebe, E. C. May tion. Cleave, P. L., & Fey, M. E. C. A., Hynd, G. W., & Pinheiro, S. B. 1997, 59-65. February 1997, 22-32. August 1997, 71-78. Understanding language delay: A response Productivity of emerging word combina- Multicultural Older Adults to van Kleeck, Gillam, and Davis. Paul, tions in toddlers with specific expres- Reminiscence: A culturally and develop- R. May 1997, 40-49. sive language impairment. Long, S. H., mentally appropriate language When is “watch and see” warranted? A Olswang, L. B., Brian, J., & Dale, P. S. intervention for older adults. Harris, J. response to Paul’s 1996 article, November 1997, 34-47. L. August 1997, 19-26. “Clinical implications of the natural Stability of maternal reports of lexical history of slow expressive language comprehension in very young children development.” van Kleeck, A., Gillam, with developmental delays. Yoder, P. Language Disorders R. B., & Davis, B. May 1997, 34-39. J., Warren, S. F., & Biggar, H. A. Aphasia and Other Adult Language Word prompt programs: Current uses and February 1997, 59-64. Disorders future possibilities. Wood, L. A., The use of constrastive analysis in Aphasia treatment in the early postonset Rankin, J. L., & Beukelman, D. R. distinguishing difference from period: Managing our resources August 1997, 57-65. disorder: A tutorial. McGregor, K. K., effectively. Marshall, R. C. February Williams, D., Hearst, S., & Johnson, A. 1997, 5-11. Learning Disabilities C. August 1997, 45-56. Comments on “Aphasia treatment in the Assessing children’s knowledge of When is “watch and see” warranted? A early postonset period: Managing our multiple meaning words. Johnson, C. response to Paul’s 1996 article, resources effectively.” Wertz, R. T. J., lonson, M. E., & Torreiter, S. M. “Clinical implications of the natural February 1997, 12-18. February 1997, 77-86. history of slow expressive language Comments on “Comments.” Marshall, R. Linguistic deficits in children with reading development.” van Kleeck, A., C. February 1997, 19-21. disabilities. Lombardino, L. J., Riccio, Gillam, R. B., & Davis, B. May 1997, Reminiscence: A culturally and develop- C. A., Hynd, G. W., & Pinheiro, S. B. 34-39. mentally appropriate language August 1997, 71-78. intervention for older adults. Harris, J. Word prompt programs: Current uses and Intervention L. August 1997, 19-26. future possibilities. Wood, L. A., A case study of a child with agenesis of Rankin, J. L., & Beukelman, D. R. the corpus cailosum. Sorensen, D. N. Language Disorders in Children August 1997, 57-65. August 1997, 36-44. Assessing children’s knowledge of Reminiscence: A culturally and develop- multiple meaning words. Johnson, C. Language Disorders in Mental Retardation mentally appropriate language J., lonson, M. E., & Torreiter, S. M. Stability of maternal reports of lexical intervention for older adults. Harris, J. February 1997, 77-86. comprehension in very young children L. August 1997, 19-26. A case study of a child with agenesis of with developmental delays. Yoder, P. Two approaches to the facilitation of the corpus callosum. Sorensen, D. N. J., Warren, S. F., & Biggar, H. A. grammar in children with language August 1997, 36-44. February 1997, 59-64. impairments: Rationale and descrip- Cognitive-communication abilities in tion. Cleave, P. L., & Fey, M. E. children with closed head injury. February 1997, 22-32. Assessment and Intervention Chapman, S. B. May 1997, 50-58. Development of a parent report measure Screening Nonspeech Communication Systems for profiling the conversational skills Stability of maternal reports of lexical Word prompt programs: Current uses and of preschool children. Girolametto, L. comprehension in very young children future possibilities. Wood, L. A., November 1997, 25-33. with developmental delays. Yoder, P. Rankin, J. L., & Beukelman, D. R. Language and play development in J., Warren, S. F., & Biggar, H. A. August 1997, 57-65. toddlers with cleft lip and/or palate. February 1997, 59-64. Scherer, N. J., & D’ Antonio, L. November 1997, 48-54. Assessment Speech Narrative discourse in children with closed Assessing children’s knowledge of Speech and Voice Disorders head injury, children with language multiple meaning words. Johnson, C. impairment, and typically developing J., Ionson, M. E., & Torreiter, S. M. Articulation and Resonance Disorders children. Chapman, S. B., Watkins, R., February 1997, 77-86. The development of a new technique for Gustafson, C., Moore, S., Levin, H. S., Assessing the communication of African treating hypernasality: CPAP. Kuehn, & Kufera, J. A. May 1997, 66-76. American one-year-olds using the D. P. November 1997, 5-8. Productivity of emerging word combina- communication and symbolic behavior tions in toddlers with specific expres- scales. Roberts, J. E., Medley, L. P., Craniofacial and Other Anomalies sive language impairment. Long, S. H., Swartzfager, J. L., & Neebe, E. C. May Language and play development in Olswang, L. B., Brian, J., & Dale, P. S. 1997, 59-65. toddlers with cleft lip and/or palate. November 1997, 34-47. A case study of a child with agenesis of Scherer, N. J., & D’ Antonio, L. Stability of maternal reports of lexical the corpus callosum. Sorensen, D. N. November 1997, 48-54. comprehension in very young children August 1997, 36-44. The development of a new technique for 91 treating hypernasality: CPAP. Kuehn, February 1997, 65-69. conceptual framework for treatment D. P. November 1997, 5-8. Instrumentation in voice assessment and intervention. Doyle, P. C. August 1997, treatment: What’s the use? Behrman, 27-35. Physiologically Based Speech Disorders A., & Orlikoff, R. F. November 1997, The effect of increased vocal effort on 9-16. Acoustic Measures of Speech and Voice estimated velopharyngeal orifice area. Supraglottal hyperadduction in an Instrumentation in voice assessment and McHenry, M. November 1997, 55-61. individual with Parkinson disease: A treatment: What’s the use? Behrman, Simple adjustments can improve ventila- clinical treatment note. Countryman, A., & Orlikoff, R. F.N ovember 1997, tor-supported speech. Hoit, J. D., & S., Hicks, J., Ramig, L. O., & Smith, 9-16. Banzett, R. B. February 1997, 87-96. M. E. November 1997, 74-84. Vocal sound pressure level and self- Supraglottal hyperadduction in an Vocal sound pressure level and self- perception of speech and voice in men individual with Parkinson disease: A perception of speech and voice in men and women with idiopathic Parkinson clinical treatment note. Countryman, and women with idiopathic Parkinson disease. Fox, C. M., & Ramig, L. O. S., Hicks, J., Ramig, L. O., & Smith, disease. Fox, C. M., & Ramig, L. O. May 1997, 85-94. M. E. November 1997, 74-84. May 1997, 85-94. Voice refinement following conservation The voice handicap index (VHI): Intervention surgery for cancer of the larynx: A Development and validation. Jacobson, Assisting young children who stutter and conceptual framework for treatment B. H., Johnson, A., Grywalski, C., their families: Defining the role of the intervention. Doyle, P. C. August 1997, Silbergleit, A., Jacobson, G., speech-language pathologist. 27-35. Benninger, M. S., & Newman, C. W. Zebrowski, P. M. May 1997, 19-28. August 1997, 66-70. The clinical-research connection in early Stuttering and Other Fiuency Disturbances Voice refinement following conservation childhood stuttering: A response to Assisting young children who stutter and surgery for cancer of the larynx: A Zebrowski and Ratner. Yairi, E., & their families: Defining the role of the conceptual framework for treatment Curlee, R. F. November 1997, 85-86. speech-language pathologist. intervention. Doyle, P. C. August 1997, Leaving Las Vegas: Clinical odds and Zebrowski, P. M. May 1997, 19-28. 27-35. individual outcomes. Bernstein Ratner, The clinical-research connection in early N. E. May 1997, 29-33. childhood stuttering: A response to Dysphagia Long-term outcome of early intervention Zebrowski and Ratner. Yairi, E., & Clinical assessment of swallowing and for stuttering. Lincoln, M. A., & Curlee, R. F. November 1997, 85-86. prediction of dysphagia severity. Onslow, M. February 1997, 51-58. Early intervention with early childhood Daniels, S. K., McAdam, C. P., A response to Yairi and Curlee. Bernstein stuttering: A critical examination of the Brailey, K., & Foundas, A. L. Ratner, N. November 1997, 86-87. data. Curlee, R. F., & Yairi, E.M ay November 1997, 17-24. Simple adjustments can improve ventila- 1997, 8-18. tor-supported speech. Hoit, J. D., & Leaving Las Vegas: Clinical odds and Neurological Speech and Voice Disorders Banzett, R. B. February 1997, 87-96. individual outcomes. Bernstein Ratner, Vocal sound pressure level and self- Social validity of the treatment outcomes N. E. May 1997, 29-33. perception of speech and voice in men of an early intervention program for Long-term outcome of early intervention and women with idiopathic Parkinson stuttering. Lincoln, M., Onslow, M., & for stuttering. Lincoln, M. A., & disease. Fox, C. M., & Ramig, L. O. Reed, V. May 1997, 77-84. Onslow, M. February 1997, 51-58. May 1997, 85-94. The development of a new technique for The relationship between degree of treating hypernasality: CPAP. Kuehn, audible struggle and judgments of D. P. November 1997, 5-8. Assessment and Intervention childhood disfluencies as stuttered or Voice refinement following conservation not stuttered. Armson, J., Jenson, S., Assessment surgery for cancer of the larynx: A Gallant, D., Kalinowski, J., & Fee, E. J. The contributions of phonatory volume conceptual framework for treatment February 1997, 42-50. and transglottal airflow to the s/z ratio. intervention. Doyle, P. C. August 1997, The relative effects of questions and Trudeau, M. D., & Forrest, L. A. 27-35. comments on children’s stuttering. February 1997, 65-69. Wilkenfeld, J. R., & Curlee, R. F. The effect of increased vocal effort on Instrumentation for Diagnosis, Treatment, August 1997, 79-89. estimated velopharyngeal orifice area. and Research A response to Yairi and Curlee. Bernstein McHenry, M. November 1997, 55-61. The effect of increased vocal effort on Ratner, N. November 1997, 86-88. A response to Yairi and Curlee. Bernstein estimated velopharyngeal orifice area. Social validity of the treatment outcomes Ratner, N. November 1997, 86-88. McHenry, M. November 1997, 55-61. of an early intervention program for The use of constrastive analysis in Instrumentation in voice assessment and stuttering. Lincoln, M., Onslow, M., & distinguishing difference from treatment: What’s the use? Behrman, Reed, V. May 1997, 77-84. disorder: A tutorial. McGregor, K. K., A., & Orlikoff, R. F. November 1997, The speech-associated attitude of children Williams, D., Hearst, S., & Johnson, A. 9-16. who do and do not stutter and the C. August 1997, 45-56. The development of a new technique for differential effect of age. The voice handicap index (VHD): treating hypernasality: CPAP. Kuehn, Vanryckeghem, M., & Brutten, G. Development and validation. Jacobson, D. P. November 1997, 5-8. November 1997, 67-73. B. H., Johnson, A., Grywalski, C., Supraglottal hyperadduction in an Silbergleit, A., Jacobson, G., individual with Parkinson disease: A Voice and Other Laryngeal Disorders Benninger, M. S., & Newman, C. W. clinical treatment note. Countryman, The contributions of phonatory volume August 1997, 66-70. S., Hicks, J., Ramig, L. O., & Smith, and transglottal airflow to the s/z ratio. Voice refinement following conservation M. E. November 1997, 74-84. Trudeau, M. D., & Forrest, L. A. surgery for cancer of the larynx: A The use of constrastive analysis in 92 American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology * Vol.6 * No. 4 November 1997 distinguishing difference from Clinical Supervision and Interaction McHenry, M. November 1997, 55-61. disorder: A tutorial. McGregor, K. K., Supervisees’ perceptions of supervisors’ First-class clinical services are possible in Williams, D., Hearst, S., & Johnson, A. social power in speech-language a developing country: Speech, C. August 1997, 45-56. pathology. Wagner, B. T., & Hess, C. language, and hearing in the Gaza W. August 1997, 90-95. Strip. Silverman, F. H., & Moulton, R. May 1997, 5-7. Professional and General Scientific Instrumentation in voice assessment and Issues Title Index treatment: What’s the use? Behrman, A., & Orlikoff, R. F. November 1997, Professional Affairs Aphasia treatment in the early postonset 9-16. Service Provision Models and Problems period: Managing our resources Language and play development in Aphasia treatment in the early postonset effectively. Marshall, R. C. February toddlers with cleft lip and/or palate. period: Managing our resources 1997, 5-11. Scherer, N. J., & D’ Antonio, L. effectively. Marshall, R. C. February Assessing children’s knowledge of November 1997, 48-54. 1997, 5-11. multiple meaning words. Johnson, C. Leaving Las Vegas: Clinical odds and The clinical-research connection in early J., lonson, M. E., & Torreiter, S. M. individual outcomes. Bernstein Ratner, childhood stuttering: A response to February 1997, 77-86. N. E. May 1997, 29-33. Zebrowski and Ratner. Yairi, E., & Assessing the communication of African Linguistic deficits in children with reading Curlee, R. F. November 1997, 85-86. American one-year-olds using the disabilities. Lombardino, L. J., Riccio, Comments on “Aphasia treatment in the communication and symbolic behavior C. A., Hynd, G. W., & Pinheiro, S. B. early postonset period: Managing our scales. Roberts, J. E., Medley, L. P., August 1997, 71-78. resources effectively.” Wertz, R. T. Swartzfager, J. L., & Neebe, E. C. May Linguistic influences on the emergence of February 1997, 12-18. 1997, 59-65. written word decoding in first grade. Comments on “Comments.” Marshall, R. Assisting young children who stutter and Swank, L. K. November 1997, 62-66. C. February 1997, 19-21. their families: Defining the role of the Long-term outcome of early intervention When is “watch and see” warranted? A speech-language pathologist. for stuttering. Lincoln, M. A., & response to Paul’s 1996 article, Zebrowski, P. M. May 1997, 19-28. Onslow, M. February 1997, 51-58. “Clinical implications of the natural Case studies for evaluating statistical Lurking and posting to gain clinical history of slow expressive language significance in group designs. Meline, insight. Stiegler, L. N., & Currie, P. S. development.” van Kleeck, A., Gillam, T., & Schmitt, J. F. February 1997, August 1997, 15-18. R. B., & Davis, B. May 1997, 34-39. 33-41. Narrative discourse in children with closed A case study of a child with agenesis of head injury, children with language Research Issues and Methodology the corpus callosum. Sorensen, D. N. impairment, and typically developing Case studies for evaluating statistical August 1997, 36-44. children. Chapman, S. B., Watkins, R., significance in group designs. Meline, Clinical assessment of swallowing and Gustafson, C., Moore, S., Levin, H. S., T., & Schmitt, J. F. 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The relationship between degree of R. B., & Davis, B. May 1997, 34-39. Chapman, S. B. May 1997, 50-58. audible struggle and judgments of Comments on “Aphasia treatment in the childhood disfluencies as stuttered or Internet early postonset period: Managing our not stuttered. Armson, J., Jenson, S., Lurking and posting to gain clinical resources effectively.” Wertz, R. T. Gallant, D., Kalinowski, J., & Fee, E. J. insight. Stiegler, L. N., & Currie, P. S. February 1997, 12-18. February 1997, 42-S0. August 1997, 15-18. Comments on “Comments.” Marshall, R. The relative effects of questions and C. February 1997, 19-21. comments on children’s stuttering. Multicultural Issues The contributions of phonatory volume Wilkenfeld, J. R., & Curlee, R. F. Understanding Filipino families: A and transglottal airflow to the s/z ratio. August 1997, 79-89. foundation for effective service Trudeau, M. D., & Forrest, L. A. Reminiscence: A culturally and develop- delivery. Roseberry-McKibbin, C. 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