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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Linguist Phon. 2010 Oct;24(10):825–846. doi: 10.3109/02699206.2010.503007

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for the 10 participants whose speech samples were selected to estimate the reliability of data reduction methods used in the Speech Disorders Classification System (SDCS).

Typically Developing (TD)
Motor Speech Disorders (MSD)
n M SD Range n M SD Range
Description
 Male 2 5
 Female 3 0
 Age (yrs) 7.3 2.8 4.3–10.4 10.4 4.8 4.6–16.2
MSAP Tasks
 Conversational Speech Sample (CSS) 5 5
 Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation (2nd ed.;GFTA-2) 5 5
 Challenging Words Test (CWT) 5 3
 Lexical Stress Task (LST) 5 5
 Vowel Task 1 (VT1) 5 5
Competence Indicesa
 Segmental
  Vowels-PVC 99.4 0.4 98.9–100 89.4 8.4 76.0–98.6
  Consonants-PCC 95.2 5.4 86.5–99.2 82.2 12.2 64.0–97.8
  Vowels & Consonants-II 98.9 1.7 95.9–100 87.3 18.5 54.8–99.3
Suprasegmentalb
 Prosody
  % App. Phrasing 90.8 5.4 83.3–95.8 77.1 10.4 66.7–87.5
  % App. Rate 100 0 N/A 68.2 31.1 29.2–100
  % App. Stress 90 9.1 75–100 83.6 12.4 63.6–91.7
 Voice
  % App. Loudness 94.2 6.3 87.5–100 97.5 3.7 91.7–100
  % App. Pitch 93.2 5.7 87–100 99.2 1.9 95.8–100
  % App. Laryngeal Quality 93.3 7.6 83.3–100 72.5 12.4 54.6–87.0
  % App. Resonance 99.2 1.9 95.8–100 69.6 37.4 4.2–95.8
a

PVC=Percentage of Vowels Correct; PCC=Percentage of Consonants Correct; II=Intelligibility Index (Percentage of Intelligible Words)

b

The percentage of 24 utterances in the conversational speech sample coded as appropriate for each of the seven prosody-voice domains.