SPEECH DISORDER

any of the disorders that impair human speech. Additional reading R. Luchsinger and G.E. Arnold, Handbuch der Stimm- und Sprachheilkunde, 3rd ed. (1970; Eng. trans., Voice, Speech, Language, 2nd ed., 1972), the largest text on disorders of communication with extensive references and international orientation; R. Carhart (ed.), Human Communication and its Disorders: An Overview (1969), an important report of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare on statistics, established facts, and research needs; L.E. Travis (ed.), Handbook of Speech Pathology (1957), a fundamental American publication by many leading contributors; C. Van Riper, Speech Correction: Principles and Methods, 6th ed. (1978), a widely used text for study and references; R.W. West and M. Ansberry, The Rehabilitation of Speech, 4th ed. (1968), another classic in the field of speech pathology. Later monographs include John K. Darby (ed.), Speech Evaluation in Medicine (1981); John E. Bernthal and Nicholas W. Bankson, Articulation Disorders (1981); Betty Byers Brown, Speech Therapy (1981); Joyce S. Taylor, Speech-Language Pathology: Services in the Schools (1981); Elizabeth Carrow-Woolfolk and Joan I. Lynch, An Integrative Approach to Language Disorders in Children (1982); Andrew Sekey (ed.), Electroacoustic Analysis and Enhancement of Alaryngeal Speech (1982); Norman J. Lass et al. (eds.), Speech, Language, and Hearing, 3 vol. (1982); C. Woodruff Starkweather, Speech and Language: Principles and Procedures of Behavior Change (1983); and Franklin H. Solverman, Legal Aspects of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology: An Overview of Law for Clinicians, Researchers, and Teachers (1983). See also recent issues of these journals: American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) Journal (monthly); Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders (quarterly); Journal of Speech and Hearing Research (quarterly); Cleft Palate Journal (quarterly); Folia Phoniatrica (bimonthly, Basel); and British Journal of Disorders of Communication (semi-annual).