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Journal of Speech Sciences
2008 Volume.15 No. 1 p.87 ~ p.98
The Comparison of Pitch Production Between Children with Cochlear Implants and Normal Hearing Children
Yoo Hyun-Soo

Ko Do-Heung
Abstract
This study compares the pitch production of children using cochlear implants (CI) with that of children with normal hearing. Twenty subjects from six to eight years old participated in the study. Three kinds of sentences were read and analyzed using Visi-Pitch ¥±(KAY Elemetrics, Model 3300). There were no considerable differences between the two groups regarding pitch, mean fundamental frequency (F0) and pitch range. In the cases of the slope value of F0 and duration, however, there were significant differences. Thus, it is concluded that duration and pitch control can be crucial factors in determining the intonation treatment of the children with cochlear implants.
KEYWORD
cochlear implant (CI), F0, slope value, intonation treatment
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