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Neuroscience for Human Communications: From
Intention to Articulation, Model 5155
The Neuroscience for Human Communications: From Intention to
Articulation program (Model 5155) is one of a set of programs from
Professor Byoung W. Kim (speech scientist) and John Grozik (media
technology specialist) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. These
interactive programs provide a rich, audio-visual environment for
learning and experimenting with basic phonetic/speech science
principles. They are designed as pedagogical tools for the classroom,
and for individual tutorial learning in the field of speech/voice
science. The Neuroscience for Human Communications program presents,
in an interactive format (with animations), the major nervous system
components for speech articulation and their specific function. The
other programs in this set, from Dr. Kim and John Grozik, are:
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Phonetic & Perception Simulation Programs
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Respiration, Phonation and Prosody Simulation
·
Applied Speech Science for Dysarthrias
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Speech Articulation: Animation of Muscle Vectors
·
Applied Speech Science for Voice & Resonance
Disorders
These programs can be purchased separately or as options for
Multi-Speech or CSL.

The vagus nerve is one of the many illustrations in this program.
Applications
This program is designed as supplementary courseware
for teaching and learning basic phonetic/speech science principles,
concepts, and processes in experimental phonetics and speech science
courses.
Students can be given assignments to explore various
portions of the program’s modules to reinforce concepts discussed in
class. If a data projector is available, the teacher can use the
programs to clearly show phonetic/speech science concepts, principles,
and processes to the class.

The major
neurological “centers” involved in communication are outlined.
In
a clinical environment, these programs provide quick
access to speech anatomy, physiology, and speech science principles,
and will serve as a handy reference. They are ideal complements to the
many other programs available from Kay for pedagogical applications.

Neural
pathways of the auditory system are illustrated.

The stages involved in speech
production are
summarized by the program.

Illustrations of key motor
cortical areas are provided.

Anatomic illustrations serve
as a useful reference for students.
Summary
By offering a wide range of targeted optional programs, Kay’s CSL and
Multi-Speech product lines are ideal for educational, clinical, or
research applications. The Neuroscience for Human Communications: From
Intention to Articulation, Model 5155, program presents a powerful and
easy-to-use environment for students to learn the underlying
principles of speech science. By presenting these interactive models,
the difficult concepts “come to life.”
For more information about this program or other Kay products, please
contact Kay Elemetrics Corp. or your local representative.
Current CSL, Model 4500 and
4150, software and
database options include:
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