Medicine & Life Sciences
Child
100%
Language
98%
Evoked Response Audiometry
92%
Hearing
73%
Communication
66%
Brain Stem Auditory Evoked Potentials
52%
Speech-Language Pathology
52%
Infant Nurseries
48%
Action Potentials
47%
Grasshoppers
46%
Communication Disorders
44%
Apraxias
43%
Learning Disabilities
40%
Hearing Loss
39%
Learning
38%
Audiometry
36%
Traumatic Brain Injury
32%
Pathologists
32%
Reading
32%
Short-Term Memory
30%
Aptitude
30%
Persian Gulf Syndrome
29%
Susac Syndrome
28%
Language Development
28%
Ear
27%
Audiologists
26%
Cochlea
26%
Graduate Education
25%
Multiple Sclerosis
24%
Perilymph
23%
Specific Language Disorder
23%
Ear Canal
23%
Speech Intelligibility
22%
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
22%
Singing
22%
Transgender Persons
21%
Theory of Mind
21%
Play and Playthings
21%
Preschool Children
21%
Dehydration
21%
Umbilical Arteries
20%
Memory
20%
Child Development
19%
Contracts
19%
Hearing Disorders
19%
Cochlear Implants
19%
Caregivers
18%
Case Management
17%
Tremor
17%
Physiologic Monitoring
17%
Menstrual Cycle
17%
Mechanical Ventilators
17%
Psychological Practice
16%
Counseling
16%
Acoustics
16%
Child Language
16%
Therapeutics
16%
Wounds and Injuries
15%
Mental Competency
15%
Newborn Infant
15%
Reaction Time
15%
Sensorineural Hearing Loss
15%
Vertigo
15%
Vocabulary
14%
Fistula
14%
Electrodes
14%
Income
13%
Technology
13%
Speech Disorders
13%
Electronystagmography
12%
Education
12%
Noise
12%
Rodentia
11%
Students
11%
Veterans
11%
Diagnostic Errors
10%
Meniere Disease
10%
Language Disorders
10%
Animal Communication
10%
Equipment and Supplies
9%
Glasgow Coma Scale
9%
Speech Sound Disorder
9%
Tinnitus
9%
Discriminant Analysis
9%
Otolaryngologists
9%
Parents
8%
Neuropsychological Tests
8%
Terminology
8%
Phonetics
8%
Retinal Artery Occlusion
7%
Pathologic Nystagmus
7%
Information Storage and Retrieval
7%
Interviews
7%
Inner Ear
7%
Pharmaceutical Preparations
6%
Grief
6%
Ecology
6%
Health Care Outcome Assessment
6%
Anger
6%
Occupational Groups
5%
Arts & Humanities
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
70%
Bilingual children
47%
Verbal Memory
43%
Language-learning Disabilities
35%
Simultaneous Communication
33%
Response to Intervention
31%
Speech Development
29%
Word Production
28%
Speech-language Pathology
28%
Jamaican Creole
28%
Phonemic Awareness
28%
Lexical Effect
27%
Eyewitness
27%
Learning Disability
26%
Language Impairment
25%
Language Development
25%
Whole Word
25%
Listener Perception
25%
Preschool children
25%
Working Memory
25%
Specific Language Impairment
24%
Phonological Word
24%
Cochlear Implant
24%
Collocation
23%
Speech Production
23%
Consonants
22%
English People
22%
Fricatives
22%
Mental Lexicon
21%
Communication Disorders
21%
Short-term Memory
20%
Courtroom
19%
Language
18%
Retellings
18%
Peers
18%
Caregivers
17%
Case History
17%
Hearing
17%
Predictors
17%
Language Acquisition
17%
Inconsistency
17%
Speech-language Pathologists
17%
Counseling
16%
Verbal Working Memory
16%
Utterance
14%
Credibility
14%
Perceived Competence
13%
Phonological Neighborhood
12%
Therapeutics
12%
Neighborhood Density
12%
Word Frequency
12%
Interviewing
12%
Performance
11%
Child Development
11%
Young children
11%
Age of Acquisition
10%
Loudness
10%
Effect Size
10%
Reading Span
9%
Sincerity
9%
Motor Learning
9%
Sentence Repetition
9%
Phonotactic Probability
9%
Latency
9%
Monitoring
9%
Income
9%
Control Group
8%
Preschoolers
8%
Mean Length of Utterance
8%
Single-subject Design
8%
Theory of Mind
8%
Speech Sound Disorders
8%
Grief
8%
History of childhood
8%
School children
8%
Phonological Development
8%
Onset
7%
Verbal Short-term Memory
7%
English-Spanish
7%
Brain Injury
7%
Speech Disorders
7%
Phonological Representations
7%
Holistic Processing
7%
History of Language
7%
Contextual
7%
Alveolars
6%
Usage-based Model
6%
Clinicians
6%
Proximity
6%
Testimony
6%
Qualitative Study
6%
Witness
6%
Group Differences
6%
Childhood
6%
Toddlers
6%
Oscillation
6%
Stimulation
5%
Gender Roles
5%
Phonemics
5%
Language Processing
5%
Social Sciences
learning disability
31%
childhood
30%
speaking
28%
counseling technique
26%
cochlear implants
22%
occupational reintegration
21%
communication
21%
brain
18%
communication disorder
18%
social benefits
18%
listener
16%
preschool child
15%
pathology
15%
credibility
15%
caregiver
14%
performance
13%
counseling
13%
low income
12%
monitoring
11%
speech disorder
10%
narrative
10%
Group
8%
learning
8%
classroom
8%
history of language
8%
evidence
8%
testimony
8%
vocabulary
7%
learning disorder
7%
witness
7%
stimulus
6%
comprehension
6%
conversation
6%
grief
5%
time
5%
paradigm
5%
anger
5%
deficit
5%
spouse
5%