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The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451)

Volume 25, Issue 3 / 2008
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Japanese Article Communication Difficulties with Cognitive Disorder Patients and Suggested Effective Communication Skills
Mayumi HIROZANE
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 189-197, 2008.
Japanese Article Speech Therapy in Geriatric Health Facilities:Experience of Two Representative Cases
Kaori KOIDE1), Emiko AIBA2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 198-204, 2008.
Japanese Article Passive manners : To wait and be heard *
鷲田清一
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 208-213, 2008.
Japanese Article The communication support using 1 IT apparatus: It is * because of memory impairment, dementia
安部伸治
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 214-219, 2008.
Japanese Article Processing capacity of the kanji, hiragana letter word of the aphasic person at A-1. word remembrance
Tokunomori Masumi 1), Noriko Nagatsuka 2), Mountain Hideko Sawa 2), Mitsuko Shindo 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 220-220, 2008.
Japanese Article Name promotion by reading aloud in the person with A-2. aphasia
Wakisaka Hidetoshi 1), Noriko Nagatsuka 2), Megumi Ogino 2), Mitsuko Shindo 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 220-220, 2008.
Japanese Article It is the katakana word operation ability of the person of aphasia Skyhawk
Noriko Nagatsuka 1), Takashi Yoshida 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 221-221, 2008.
Japanese Article It is hearing investigation about reading in one mentally-disabled person institution B-1
Yoshida くすほみ 1), Kazuko Fujisawa 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 223-223, 2008.
Japanese Article Effect of an onomatopoeia, the mimetic word in the movement imitative learning of C-2. autism-spectrum children
Yutaka Imai Iyoko 1), Keiko Hara 2), Misako Ogino 3), Mitsuko Shindo 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 225-225, 2008.
Japanese Article Follow-up after the C-4. autistic spectrum disorder diagnosis
Country good luck Kyoko 1), Ogino Fujie 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 226-226, 2008.
Japanese Article D-3. Development (2): of the sentence structure judging from microanalysis of the narrative Based on the reproduction utterance of a learning child with a disability, slow speech development children, autistic spectrum children
渡邊倫子, 田中裕美子, 浦由希子, 枝尾芙美
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 228-228, 2008.
Japanese Article Children with E-1. communication disorder and horseback riding therapy NO. 2
Seven Notomo children
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 229-229, 2008.
Japanese Article G-1. Examination: of children with cleft palate that a pharynx fricative was seen in About the course and expression mechanism
松中絵美1), 浅野和海1), 平井沢子2), 岡崎恵子3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 231-231, 2008.
Japanese Article H-1. Begin aphasic D in an area
石原明美, 奥野真理子, 蜂谷敦子
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 233-233, 2008.
Japanese Article It is examination of the reliability the communication profile in H-2. local action support center, the plum club
Setsuko Akai 1), Akiko Sugimoto 1), Masako Inoue 1), Miki Ozeki 1), Ai Miyamoto 1), Keiko Sugimoto 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 234-234, 2008.
Japanese Article About a change in the life of the H-3. maintenance phase institution user from the questionnaire to a family:
Akiko Sugimoto 1), Setsuko Akai 1), Masako Inoue 1), Miki Ozeki 1), Ai Miyamoto 1), Keiko Sugimoto 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 234-234, 2008.
Japanese Article About a symptom understanding degree investigation in the family of patients with I-1. aphasia in manual revision for the family instruction:
Yuka Inomata 1) 2), Yoko Aramaki 2), Tsuyoshi Higashiyama 2), Masayuki Shirakawa 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 235-235, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the positioning to promote K-1. communication development
山川眞千子
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 239-239, 2008.
Japanese Article From interview of mother going to the crippled child going to kindergarten institution a qualitative analysis about the role expectation to mother of the child with a disability whom K-3. employment brings
Kiyoko Akao
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 240-240, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of the linguistic characteristic in the free conversation of children with L-1. stutter
Takanobu Honma 1), Toshi Imaizumi 2), Front new Naoshi 3), Naomi Sakai 4)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 240-240, 2008.
Japanese Article Examination of 15 cases that received Saitama Prefectural pediatric care center with a chief complaint of L-2. stutter
Tomomi Tomonaga 1), Murai Fumi 1), Chikako Maeda 1), Sachiko Tanaka 1), Now wealth Setsuko 1), Keiko Okazaki 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 241-241, 2008.
Japanese Article Reply skill exercise by the L-3. ball play
Masaki Watanabe
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 241-241, 2008.
Japanese Article The effect that the difference of the topic gives to the utterance of the person of aphasia M-3 for a chronic stage through group work:
Egawa Asami 1), Takashi Yoshida 2), Kanako Sugiura 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 243-243, 2008.
Japanese Article M-4. (aphasia) about the efforts of the spring of the day service term
蜂谷敦子, 石原明美, 奥野真理子
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 243-243, 2008.
Japanese Article The activities of the M-5. aphasia conversation partner from the questionnaire results to a training lecture completion student:
Iwasaki too rare 1), Keiko Nishiwaki 1) 2), Nozoe Megumi 1) 3), Yoko Tamura 1) 4)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 244-244, 2008.
Japanese Article Relation of the ST to M-6. serious heart failure, transplant ward inpatients
Akiko Ohata, Izumi Ueda
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 244-244, 2008.
Japanese Article It is the comparison of a normal listener and the sensorineural deaf person a change of the category perception by the M-7. audible learning
Hatagishi Yukiko 1), Sawako Hirai 2), Takayuki Arai 3), Mitsuko Shindo 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 245-245, 2008.
Japanese Article Experimental inspection about the effect that a change of M-8. KP, CR gives to a discrimination score
Koichi Nakase
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 245-245, 2008.
Japanese Article About the instruction of the M-10. eating deglutition function therapy
Meguro sentence
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 246-246, 2008.
Japanese Article About the effect that the explanation about the utterance characteristic of the M-11. mobility articulation person with a disability gives in an utterance acuity, abnormality degree
Yuko Saito 1), Sawako Hirai 2), Mitsuko Shindo 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 247-247, 2008.
Japanese Article The communication help of children with N-1. Down's syndrome through an action of the group play by the in rial approach:
Kiyomi Kochi
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 247-247, 2008.
Japanese Article Language development course of the head trauma case of N-4. children
Yumiko Kusama, 永安香, Toshiaki Kashida, Yoshinori Uchiyama
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 249-249, 2008.
Japanese Article Report about the group of N-7. autism-spectrum infants support
Toru Mizuno
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 250-250, 2008.
Japanese Article For N-9. communication through the action of the communication support (1): infants classroom of infants indicating the difficulty
Hiroaki Kobayashi 1), Yagyu beauty Yuki 2), Keiichi Hara 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 251-251, 2008.
Japanese Article For N-10. communication through the action of the communication support (2): infants classroom of infants indicating the difficulty
Yagyu beauty Yuki 1), Keiichi Hara 2), Hiroaki Kobayashi 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 252-252, 2008.
Japanese Article It is the comparison of clinical evaluations at 3 seasons and years and 5 years old the development second report of the N-11. development child with a disability early detection method
Satsuki Aoki 1), Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 2), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 252-252, 2008.
Japanese Article It is a difference of tray how to stop of the children in a protector and the teacher the development tertiary report of the N-12. development child with a disability early detection method
Mitsuru Iriyama Keiko 1), Satsuki Aoki 2), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 253-253, 2008.
Japanese Article Cerebral function (2) of children in a reading, the phoneme treatment judging from N-14. fMRI
Shigenori Endo 1), 浦由希子 2), Natsuko Kotabe 3), In a ridge Yasuhiko 3), Yumiko Tanaka 3)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 254-254, 2008.
Japanese Article Communication support of the athetoid type of cerebral palsy school-ager whom N-17. understanding and estrangement of the ability for expression have a big
Michiko Inoue
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 255-255, 2008.
Japanese Article It is a heart and a term to bring up in life the held significance and effect of "the classroom N-18. Otawara-shi mother and the child health service quickly and healthily"
In a ridge Yasuhiko 1), Akiko Takahashi 2), Noriko Ikeda 2), Ritsuko Fujita 2), Keiko Ogura 2), Chie Akutsu 2), Yumi Kato 2)
The Japanese Journal of Communication Disorders (1347-8451) 25(3): 256-256, 2008.
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