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Speech-language pathology

a phonological treatment that targets error patterns in timed cycles, moving on regardless of mastery and recycling patterns as needed.

In speech-language pathology, cycles approach refers to a phonological treatment that targets error patterns in timed cycles, moving on regardless of mastery and recycling patterns as needed. This meaning comes from Hodson (1983) in Targeting intelligible speech.[1]

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References

Hodson, B. W., & Paden, E. P. (1983). Targeting intelligible speech. College-Hill Press. ISBN 9780933014817

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