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    signals. This scenario is very inefficient‚ since most of the signals generated by the human voice are small. Voice quality needs to focus on small signals. To solve this problem‚ adaptive DPCM is developed. 4. Linear Predictive Coding Linear Predictive Coding (LPC)‚ a powerful‚ good quality‚ low bit rate speech analysis technique for encoding a speech signal. The source filter model used in LPC is also known as the linear predictive coding model. It has two main components LPC analysis (encoding)

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    Congenital prosopagnosia (CP) refers to the deficit in face processing that is apparent from early childhood in the absence of any underlying neurological basis and in the presence of intact sensory and intellectual function (Behrmann & Avidan‚ 2005). According to recent studies‚ there is growing evidence suggesting that there might be a heredofamilial factor in congenital prosopagnosia. The research report of Thomas Grüter caused a strong reaction in the field of medicine. Innate weakness of a certain

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    Conduct of a brief Functional Behavior Assessment and Design of Positive Behavior Plan Background of Dane Dane‚ P3‚ 9 years old‚ has Asperger’s Syndrome. Both parents are working. He attends a before and after school care which caters to special needs students .He receives guidance from the special education teacher from the centre to complete his school work. He also receives weekly therapy from the centre. Presently‚ he is studying in X school but he has been exhibiting inappropriate behaviors

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    Asperger syndrome is a disability which is similar to autism‚ where people see the world in a different perspective and interact with others differently. You are born with the syndrome and have it for life as there are no cure or treatment to this disability‚ however are series of strategies and approaches to help the people. What are the main difficulties that people with Asperger syndrome encounter? People with Asperger syndrome‚ have resembling difficulties as people with Autism‚ such as having

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    Tourette Syndrome was first described by a French doctor named Georges Gilles de la Tourette. (Joseph‚ Kidshealth) The disease can be very hard to control depending on the severity. It can cause repetitive movements or sudden jerks such as excessive eyeblinking‚ or shrugging your shoulders and even head jerking. Tourette’s can also can cause you to say unwanted things such as offensive phrases/words or blurting out random words‚ which are typically called tics. (Tourette Syndrome‚ Mayoclinic) Tics

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    Have you ever felt misunderstood? Have you ever wanted to be alone in the world? In the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ written by Mark Haddon‚ Christopher Boone is a young teenager who is intelligent and talented in math. But Christopher has a condition‚ which is autism that makes him think and speak differently. His autism affect how he interacts with people‚ develops relationships‚ and deal with new situations. The way Christopher interacts with people is very different. Because

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    Feral Children Analysis

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    Children who have been abandoned by their parents and are brought up by animals or‚ in some rare cases‚ are left to survive alone in the wild are called feral children. Like isolated children‚ they have no human contact whatsoever‚ but isolated children are barely kept alive and some may be raised with minimal human contact. All feral and isolated children do not have the same experiences as each other. That difference may be the reason for their varying rate of recovery. Isolated children are like

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    Martha’s Vineyard is a small island five miles off the southeastern shore of Massachusetts settled in the mid to late 17th century. For nearly 300 years‚ from the early eighteenth century to the mid twentieth century‚ it was home to a remarkably high percentage of deaf Americans who developed their own sign language‚ Martha’s Vineyard Sign Language. This isolated island allowed sign language to flourish beyond the deaf community‚ dissolving barriers between deaf and hearing prevalent in the rest

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    Results have shown that over 15 hours of intervention‚ preferably from a young age‚ has had an impact on children with autism and their progression and development of life skills. Interventions become even more effective when parents become involved‚ as the more time spent on an intervention‚ the more the child will progress and therefore independence will grow. There are many different types of intervention that schools and parents invest in‚ one of which is social stories. Social stories are a

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    Communication disorders come in many shapes and sizes. They can range from speech to auditory problems. Communication disorders can be very common and starting to show at an early age. Developmental Receptive Language Disorder is one of these common communication disorders. Developmental Receptive Language Disorder can affect your comprehension and your speech. ("mixed receptive-expressive language disorder.") Developmental Receptive Language Disorder is a problem where you do not understand

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