缅甸发音、共振、鼻腔发射和鼻腔湍流测试:初步研究。

IF 1.3 Q3 SURGERY Archives of Plastic Surgery-APS Pub Date : 2023-10-05 eCollection Date: 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1055/s-0043-1771522
Kalyanee Makarabhirom, Benjamas Prathanee, Ampika Rattanapitak
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背景 本文介绍了缅甸发音、共振、鼻发射和鼻湍流测试在唇腭裂儿童中的应用,并对其有效性和可靠性进行了评估。方法 它是由三名泰国研究人员和一名缅甸研究助理根据缅甸音韵学创建的。六位缅甸语专家对内容的有效性进行了评估。所有测试项目被分为三组:高压口辅音、低压口辅音和鼻辅音。后果 所有项目(58个单词和32个短语/句子)都给出了优秀的专家一致性水平(项目级内容有效性指数 = 1.00)。目标项目用彩色图片说明。每张照片都画得很清楚,很容易辨认。作为一项面部有效性的试点研究,所有照片都被用于10名典型的发育中儿童。实际测试由10名CLP儿童进行了评估,并通过咨询来自演讲营的缅甸教师和口译员对开发的测试进行了分析。包括三组目标项目在内的测试得分在内部一致性可靠性方面是可接受的(范围从0.4到0.88) 构建的测试就其内容而言是有效的。
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Myanmar Articulation, Resonation, Nasal Emission, and Nasal Turbulence Test: A Preliminary Study.

Background  This article describes the development of the Myanmar Articulation, Resonation, Nasal Emission, and Nasal Turbulence test for children with cleft lip and palate (CLP), and evaluation of its validity and reliability. Methods  It was created by three Thai researchers and a Burmese research assistant based on Burmese phonology. The content validity was evaluated by six Burmese language experts. All test items were divided into three groups: high-pressure oral consonants, low-pressure oral consonants, and nasal consonants. Results  All items (58-word and 32-phrase/sentence) gave an excellent level of the expert agreement (item-level content validity indexes = 1.00). The target items were illustrated as color pictures. Each picture was clearly drawn and easy to identify. As a pilot study of face validity, all pictures were administered to 10 typical-developing children. The actual testing was assessed by 10 CLP children, and the developed test was analyzed through consultation of the Burmese teachers and interpreters from a speech camp. Testing scores for a total including three groups of target items were shown acceptable for internal consistency reliability (ranged from 0.4 to 0.88). Conclusion  The constructed test is valid in terms of its content.

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