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Speech and Hearing Sciences: PhD and selected MSc Theses (see also e-Theses)

 

  • Tanja Kocjančič (2010) Ultrasound and acoustic analysis of lingual movement in teenagers with Childhood Apraxia of Speech, control adults and typically developing children. PhD, QMU. [pdf on e-theses]
  • Rebecca Rodger (2010) Voice quality of children and young people with Down's Syndrome and its impact on listener judgement. PhD, QMU. [phd on e-theses]
  • Joanne Cleland (2010) Speech and prosody in developmental disorders: Autism and Down's Syndrome. PhD, QMU. [was Joanne McCann] [pdf on e-theses]
  • Leila Mackie (2010) The relationship between language skills, social cognition and externalising behaviour in Primary school aged boys. PhD thesis, QMU. [affiliated to Centre for Integrated Healthcare Research] [pdf on e-theses]
  • Esther de Leeuw (2009) When your native language sounds foreign: a phonetic investigation into first language attrition. PhD, QMU. [pdf on e-theses]
  • Lianne Carroll (2007) Language development and its relationship with theory of mind in schoolage children with high functioning autism. PhD, QMU. [pdf on e-theses]
  • Natalia Zharkova (2007) An investigation of coarticulation resistance in speech production using ultrasound. PhD, QMU. [pdf on e-theses]
  • Ioulia Grichkovtsova (2006) A cross-linguistic study of the production of affective prosody by monolingual and bilingual children (Scottish English and French). PhD, QMU. [pdf on e-theses ]
  • Helen McGrane (2006) An investigation into the ability of adults with post-stroke aphasia to learn new vocabulary. PhD, QMUC. [pdf] [Now Helen Kelly]
  • Olga B. Gordeeva (2005) Language Interaction in the Bilingual Acquisition of Sound Structure: a longitudinal study of vowel quality, duration and vocal effort in pre-school children speaking Scottish English and Russian. PhD, QMUC. [pdf] and [pdf on e-theses ]
  • Susanne Fuchs (2005) Articulatory Correlates of the Voicing Contrast in Alveolar Obstruent Production in German. PhD, QMUC. [Revised version published by ZAS and available online there, and for convenience here]
  • Richard Mullooly (2004) An Electromagnetic-Articulograph Study of Alternating [r] and the Effects of Emphatic Stress on the Articulation of Rhotic Consonants. PhD, QMUC. [pdf]
  • Fay Windsor (2002) An acoustic investigation of gestural organisation for speech in typically developing children, phonologically disordered children and adults: a cross -sectional and longitudinal study. PhD, QMUC.
  • Anne P. Walton (2002) Communication in young people with intellectual impairments: the influence of partnership. PhD, QMUC.
  • Matthews, Ben M. (2001) On variability and the acquisition of vowels in normally developing Scottish children (18-36 months). PhD, QMUC. [abstract] [available online as zip]
  • Stansfield, Jois Elizabeth (2001) Education for practice: the development of competence in speech and language therapy students. EdD, University of Durham. [abstract]
  • Ellis, Lucy Anne (2000) An Instrumental Study of Alveolar to Velar Assimilation in Slow and Fast Speech using EPG and EMA Techniques. PhD, QMUC.
  • Mayo, Catherine (2000) The Relationship between Phonemic Awareness and Cue Weighting in Speech Perception: Longitudinal and Cross-Sectional Studies. PhD, QMUC.
  • Cohen, Wendy M.M. (1999) Measuring Speech Motor Skills in Phonologically Disordered Pre-school Children and thir Normally Developing Peers. PhD, Open University/QMUC.
  • Hodson, Ann (1999) A Longitudinal Study into the Relationship between Speech Motor Control and Language Processing Skills of Scottish Children Infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. PhD Open University/QMUC. [now Ann Clark]
  • Mack, Siobhan Kathryn (1999) Single-route and dual-route approaches to reading aloud difficulties associated with dysphasia. PhD, QMUC.
  • Gibbon, Fiona E. (1998) Lingual articulation in children with developmental speech disorders. PhD Thesis, University of Luton. [copies available from Fiona ]
  • Nairn, Moray (1997) Perceptual and Acoustic Gender Differences in the Speech of 4 1/2 - 5 1/2 year old children. PhD, Open University/Queen Margaret College.
  • Watson, Jocelynne Margaret Maxwell (1997) Sibilant-Vowel Coarticulation in the Perception of Speech by Children with Phonological Disorders. PhD, Open University/Queen Margaret College.
  • Wood, Sara Elizabeth (1997) An Electropalatographic Study of Speech Sound Errors in Adults with Acquired Aphasia. PhD, Open University/Queen Margaret College.
  • Dean, Elizabeth Claire (1995) A study of the relationship between phonological awareness and phonological processing in four and five year old children. PhD, Open University/Queen Margaret College.
  • Waters, Daphne Margaret (1992) An investigation of motor control for speech in phonologically delayed children, normally developing children and adults. PhD, Council for National Academic Awards/Queen Margaret College.
  • Watson, Colin (1992) An acoustic investigation into higher partial enhancement in the voices of a group of opera singers. PhD, Council for National Academic Awards/Queen Margaret College.


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