1000 resultados para Distúrbios da fala em crianças
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Educação - FFC
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Pós-graduação em Pediatria - FMB
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Este projeto nasceu da vontade de seguir adiante, de pesquisar no sentido literal da palavra, de propor como objeto de estudo e reflexão novos e/ou pouco analisados aspectos das relações familiares e da construção de uma identidade masculina ou feminina' na vida cotidiana. Estimulada pela presença de perspectivas análogas e de toda uma florescente literatura sobre práticas e representações relativas à estruturação da identidade feminina através de festas; dos momentos de ruptura e de perda, etc., esta pesquisa procura introduzir também discurso dos homens e a fala das crianças no espaço das relações familiares.
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PURPOSE: to quantify and to compare the typology of disfluencies in the speech of adults who clutter and adults with developmental persistent stuttering. METHOD: participants of this investigation were 15 adults, divided in two groups: Group of Adults Who Clutter, composed by 5 individuals and Group of Adults Who Stutter, composed by 10 subjects. The procedures used were: Assessment of Fluency, Predictive Cluttering Inventory and Stuttering Severity Instrument. RESULTS: the data indicated that the groups differed regarding the occurrence of other disfluencies (p=0,021) and stuttering-like disfluencies (p<0,001). The analysis for the types of other disfluencies revealed that there was statistically significant difference for the interjections, revision and unfinished word. The Group of Adults Who Stutter showed statistically significant increase of all the types of stuttering-like disfluencies. CONCLUSION: the group of adults who clutter showed increase of the occurrence of the other disfluencies, whereas the group of adults who stutter showed increase in the occurrence of the stuttering-like disfluencies. The other disfluencies were variable in both groups and those who clutter show less types of stuttering-like disfluencies when compared to those who stutter.
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PURPOSE: to evaluate and compare the fluency between the familial and the sporadic persistent developmental stuttering, characterizing the typology and the frequency of the disfluencies, the speech rate and the severity of the stuttering. METHOD: 40 participants aged from 6 to 42 years old, divided in two groups with twenty participants in each one: Familial Persistent Developmental Stuttering and Sporadic Persistent Developmental Stuttering. The procedures used were: clinical and familial history, assessment of fluency and Stuttering Severity Instrument. RESULTS: there were no statistically significant differences between the groups regarding the frequency of stuttering like disfluencies, the flow of syllables and words per minute and the severity of stuttering. It was noted a tendency of the group with familial stuttering to show a bigger variability of the severity of stuttering, going from mild to very severe, whereas in the group with sporadic stuttering, the severity varied from mild to severe. CONCLUSION: this study represents the first effort to the characterization of the speech fluency profile of the subgroups of people who stutter, namely familial persistent developmental stuttering and sporadic persistent developmental stuttering. It is possible to conclude that the speech fluency profile of people who stutter, independently of the familial history, is similar. It is noteworthy that the occurrence of some stuttering-like disfluencies, monosyllabic word repetition, block and intrusion were different between groups.
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Pós-graduação em Educação - FFC
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In this article, we present different interpretations to the phenomenon of velar fronting, found in the speech of children. This phenomenon is discussed under both of the following paradigms: the symbolic one – which considers the existence of segments as sources of categorical representations – and the dynamic one, which not only considers different representational units, but also provides an alternative conception of what may be taken as a representation. The analysis focuses on acoustic data produced by children of about three years of age under controlled conditions in a ludic context. The results indicate that the subjects have a covert contrast between alveolars and velars that may be interpreted in light of at least three dynamic hypotheses.
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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Considering the hypothesis that Bakhtin and his Circle's reflections can help us think about issues involving the field of Language Acquisition, in addition to the fact that there are only a few works developed within this perspective in Brazil, in this article, we intend to discuss the notions of subject, subjectivity, individuality and singularity, drawing on Bakhtin's theory. Thus, in order to make this discussion clearer, we bring data from the speech of young children, from 1.8 to 3 years old, who were filmed in natural contexts interacting with their parents and relatives. From these data, we could verify, among other things, that children, as individuals who constitute themselves as subjects in and through language, bring marks to their discourse, revealing their subjectivity (through lexical, morphological, syntactic or genre choices).
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Difficulties with sleep are frequent in the pre-schooler children. The aim of this study was to present a case report of behavioural intervention by parental guidance to sleeping problems in a pre-schooler child. Participated in this study a four years old boy that had difficulties to sleep without the presence of his parents and his mother who was oriented through a parental program. The program of intervention was composed by five sessions in which the mother acquired education about the child’s sleep, received orientation about the establishment of time and routine to sleep and about the use of techniques (extinction and positive reinforcement) for the improvement of the sleep difficulties. The sleep and behaviour were evaluated in four periods (pre-treatment, post-treatment, one and six months follow up) according to the following instruments: 1) UNESP Scale of Habits and Hygiene of the Sleep – Children Version, 2) Scale of Sleep Disorders for Children and Teenagers, 3) Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL 1,5-5) and 4) sleep diary. The results showed that after intervention the child developed independent sleep, reduced the bed resistance and showed improvement in daily behaviors. To conclude: a behavioral intervention by parental guidance was effective to sleep problems of the child.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Saúde Coletiva - FMB
Explicação e argumentação na linguagem da criança: diferenças e intersecções em dois estudos de caso
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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INTRODUÇÃO: A maioria dos pacientes com perda auditiva, incluindo casos de perdas severas, é beneficiada com o uso de aparelho de amplificação sonora individual. Acredita-se que o implante coclear estabeleça melhores resultados na reabilitação de uma criança com perda auditiva nos casos em que a gravidade da deficiência torna os aparelhos acústicos convencionais incapazes de fornecer informação sonora adequada, já que estes necessitam de reserva coclear suficiente para que ocorra detecção acústica. OBJETIVO: Avaliar se em pacientes portadores de surdez pré-lingual o implante coclear traz benefício auditivo superior ao da prótese auditiva convencional. SÍNTESE DOS DADOS: Revisão sistemática realizada a partir de consulta a artigos científicos selecionados por busca no banco de dados SciELO, Cochrane, MEDLINE e LILACS-BIREME. Entre os 2169 artigos consultados, 12 trabalhos se mostram pertinentes ao tema e apresentaram força de evidência B. Entre os desenhos de estudos analisados na revisão, 7 são do tipo coorte prospectivo e 5 são estudos transversais. CONCLUSÃO: O implante coclear demonstrou, através de diversos estudos, ser atualmente, a melhor alternativa para os casos de perdas auditivas bilaterais severas ou profundas, atingindo resultados superiores em percepção e desenvolvimento de fala em crianças pré-linguais quando comparados aos aparelhos de amplificação sonora convencionais.