Included in Category B. were "massage" and "sensory stimulation", which were approaches used in Occupational Therapy to stimulate speech development, e.g. applying ice blocks to the oro-musculature.
She used the building's community space to cast local children, whom she then filmed on the back lot and around the neighborhood, doing ordinary things to stimulate speech and social behavior.
Regular firing of neural pathways leads to strengthening, maintenance, and building of connections, so reductions in volume to the STS/G may derive from underactivity in this area (synaptic elimination; Huttenlocher & Dabholkar, 1997), potentially driven by a system that is less stimulated by speech specific stimuli.
By stimulating language centers in the brain, visual cues could be helping babies learn to imitate their mother's speech, he says.
Empirical observations frequently described the phenomena of an "initial effect" of music therapy on speech development (i.e. that music therapy seemed to stimulate the speech development of developmentally delayed children even after a few music therapy sessions).
While these also occur in normal speech, albeit less frequently, we think that in a CALL application for training oral proficiency students should be stimulated to produce fluent speech.
Yes, there were speeches that stimulated, invigorated, and excited many.
In the focus groups, interaction is the instrument to stimulate the individual speech [ 30].
By stimulating free associative speech, the format encourages the presenters to (a) recognize aspects of their own subjectivity that don't fit their ego; (b) acknowledge aspects of the otherness of the other that didn't fit with the initial image of the patient; (c) transform their understanding of the problem they are struggling with.
In the past few weeks, there has been an escalating public debate about the social role of the white writer, stimulated by the novelist Lionel Shriver's speech at a writers' festival in early September.
