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What is the first step in the process of creating a scientific research according to Karasar?
What is the first step in the process of creating a scientific research according to Karasar?
Which of the following is NOT listed as an element of scientific research by Marckzyk, DeMatteo, and Festinger?
Which of the following is NOT listed as an element of scientific research by Marckzyk, DeMatteo, and Festinger?
According to Kazdin, what is the empirical approach based on?
According to Kazdin, what is the empirical approach based on?
What is the proposed step after identifying the problem according to Karasar?
What is the proposed step after identifying the problem according to Karasar?
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Which of the following describes a key aspect of the scientific research process mentioned by both Karasar and Marckzyk et al.?
Which of the following describes a key aspect of the scientific research process mentioned by both Karasar and Marckzyk et al.?
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What is one of the primary goals of academic writing?
What is one of the primary goals of academic writing?
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What requirement is essential for constructing academic writing?
What requirement is essential for constructing academic writing?
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How are the sections of academic writing characterized?
How are the sections of academic writing characterized?
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In academic writing, what is typically the nature of the content?
In academic writing, what is typically the nature of the content?
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What characteristic defines academic texts?
What characteristic defines academic texts?
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What is a fundamental characteristic of diction?
What is a fundamental characteristic of diction?
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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of diction training?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of diction training?
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How does diction contribute to self-expression?
How does diction contribute to self-expression?
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Which aspect is essential for effective speech according to diction training?
Which aspect is essential for effective speech according to diction training?
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What is one key outcome of effective diction training?
What is one key outcome of effective diction training?
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What are the two key concepts mentioned during measurements according to Marckzyk, DeMatteo, and Festinger?
What are the two key concepts mentioned during measurements according to Marckzyk, DeMatteo, and Festinger?
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What does the term 'valid measurement tool' imply in the context of research hypotheses?
What does the term 'valid measurement tool' imply in the context of research hypotheses?
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What is the primary purpose of testing hypotheses in research?
What is the primary purpose of testing hypotheses in research?
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In research methodology, which statement is most related to the idea of 'validity'?
In research methodology, which statement is most related to the idea of 'validity'?
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Which aspect must be ensured when using a measurement tool in research?
Which aspect must be ensured when using a measurement tool in research?
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What type of relationship do many scientific studies cited in media reports show between laughter and heart disease risk?
What type of relationship do many scientific studies cited in media reports show between laughter and heart disease risk?
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How might media reports misrepresent scientific findings regarding laughter and heart disease?
How might media reports misrepresent scientific findings regarding laughter and heart disease?
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What reason is given for the claim that 'laughing reduces heart disease risk' in media?
What reason is given for the claim that 'laughing reduces heart disease risk' in media?
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What is a common misconception about studies on laughter and heart health as portrayed in the media?
What is a common misconception about studies on laughter and heart health as portrayed in the media?
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What common aspect is often overlooked in discussions about laughter and heart disease in everyday media?
What common aspect is often overlooked in discussions about laughter and heart disease in everyday media?
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What is a primary concern in the scientific research process?
What is a primary concern in the scientific research process?
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Which of the following is an important aspect of ethics in scientific research?
Which of the following is an important aspect of ethics in scientific research?
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How should researchers treat the environment during the research process?
How should researchers treat the environment during the research process?
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Why is it vital to avoid ethical violations during research?
Why is it vital to avoid ethical violations during research?
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What does ethical research require in relation to human and animal subjects?
What does ethical research require in relation to human and animal subjects?
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Study Notes
Speech Disorders and Diction
- Speech disorders are problems that limit interpersonal communication. They involve various issues with speech fluency, rhythm, emphasis, and mental organization.
- Individuals may have inherent or acquired speech imperfections.
- Experts identify characteristics like difficulty with clear articulation, using audible tone, having distorted or unpleasant sounds, or incorrect use/lack of tone and emphasis, insufficient vocabulary and grammar use, and lack of concordance between speech and body language.
- Speech disorders can be categorized as local dialect speech, errors in voice projection and delivery, lack of communication through body language, and various speech impairments (stuttering, lisping, etc.).
- Classifications of speech imperfections include articulation issues, stuttering, local dialect speech, weakness of the lips and tongue, rapid speech, and aphasia.
- Other classifications mention problems such as softness, pauses, omission of syllables, and incorrect emphasis, tone, and pauses.
Speech Imperfection Types
- Softness: Speech that's weak or not clearly spoken as a result of insufficient control/function of mouth and tongue muscles. This often impacts accurate production of consonants.
- Omission: Skipping parts (letters/sounds/syllables) during speech. This may be due to haste or carelessness in speech delivery.
- Incorrect emphasis/tone/pauses: Variations in the way a word is spoken or pauses used during oral communication.
Other Speech Disorders
- Stuttering: Speech impediment where the person repeats syllables or sounds in specific words due to nervous habits.
- Lisping: Improper pronunciation of consonants characterized as sounds similar to 'th' or 's'.
- Foreign Accent: Pronunciation of words that reveals the speaker's native tongue.
- Aphasia: Difficulty understanding and producing meaningful language because of speech-related issues in brain areas.
- Dysarthria: A motor speech disorder stemming from inability to execute precise movements for speech, arising from muscle or nerve disorders. Its effects do not affect tone or pace of speech.
- Dysphasia: An impairment of language-related abilities affecting understanding or production of speech, stemming from sensory, motor, or cognitive impairments.
- Articulation Disorders: Issues with the specific production of sounds.
- S.O.S. (Speech Obsessions): Difficulty controlling emotional reactions that prevent fluent speech.
Speech Correction Techniques
- Standardised language and focus on standard Turkish are pivotal in correcting imperfections.
- Practicing specific sounds or syllables found in words and phrases can enhance fluency.
- Addressing underlying emotional issues, like anxiety or stress, is important in correcting speaking issues.
- Repetition/practice of words with relevant sounds, syllables, and correct speech delivery can greatly improve fluency and avoid errors.
- Seeking help from speech therapists or other language experts is crucial for more complex problems.
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Test your understanding of speech disorders and diction. This quiz covers the characteristics, classifications, and types of speech imperfections. Learn about various speech issues that can affect communication and explore the different categories of speech disorders.
