Illustrations
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| 1. The trachea, lungs, diaphragm, and abdominal viscera14 | |
| 2. Models illustrating position of rib cage16 | |
| 3. Front and rear views of models of the larynx, showing the various cartilages20 | |
| 4. The sagittal section of the head of a child25 | |
| 5. Drawings showing the sagittal section of the head, anterior view of the mouth, the structures of the upper and lower jaws, the pharynx and velum as viewed from the rear, and a horizontal section of the head at a level just above the tongue27 | |
| 6. Diagram of approximate levels assumed by the tip or back of the tongue in producing the vari- ous vowels33 | |
| 7. A child in urgent need of orthodontia57 | |
| 8. A severe stutterer whose facial contortions were interpreted as a difference about which marked personality problems developed67 | |
| 9. The cone used for testing eyedness, and the asterisk and tracing path tests of laterality145 | |
| 10. A student being given the vertical board test of laterality146 | |
| 11. Some of the equipment used in making the ex- amination for organic defects149 |
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Publication information:
Book title: Speech Correction: Principles and Methods.
Contributors: C. Van Riper - Author.
Publisher: Prentice-Hall.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1939.
Page number: xix.
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