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Behavior of the oral diadochokinetic parameters in primary school students and its relationship with the sociocultural level and phonetic-phonological performance
Authors
- Claudia Belén Badilla Díaz Universidad de Concepción
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Jaime Patricio Soto-Barba
Universidad de Concepción
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6513-4534
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Hernán Mauricio León Valdés
Universidad de Concepción
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7986-7509
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Katia Lorena Sáez Carrillo
Universidad de Concepción
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8580-8038
Abstract
The aim of this research is to evaluate the behavior of the oral diadochokinetic parameters in first grade students, who belong to two different sociocultural environments and have different phonetic-phonological performance. To reach this objective, the oral diadochokinetic parameters were evaluated through monosyllabic repetition of [pa], [t̪a] and [ka] using the syllable emission method in a specific time. The syllable emission analysis was carried out through the Motor Speech Profile program, which provided with measurement values for five diadochokinetic parameters (DDKavp, DDKavr, DDKcvp, DDKjit, DDKcvi). On the other hand, the phonetic-phonological performance was analyzed through the Classification of Phonetic and Phonological Adjustments (CLAFF). The results showed differences between both sociocultural groups only for the parameters DDKcvp/%/ y DDKjit/%/, while the other diadochokinetic parameters behaved in a similar way. The low sociocultural children group had a higher variability in the DDK parameters and a higher percentage of disturbances. Significant relations could be seen between some phonetic-phonological adjustments and some diadochokinetic parameters.
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