A Manner of Speaking: For Effective Communication |
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From the time that an infant begins to make random vocal sounds , his sense of hearing is directly and necessarily involved in the process of learning to control his vocal mechanism ; and from the moment that a child uses his first word ...
From the time that an infant begins to make random vocal sounds , his sense of hearing is directly and necessarily involved in the process of learning to control his vocal mechanism ; and from the moment that a child uses his first word ...
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From the time that an infant begins to make random vocal sounds , his sense of hearing is directly and necessarily involved in the process of learning to control his vocal mechanism ; and from the moment that a child uses his first word ...
From the time that an infant begins to make random vocal sounds , his sense of hearing is directly and necessarily involved in the process of learning to control his vocal mechanism ; and from the moment that a child uses his first word ...
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A sense of timing seems to depend upon the speaker's awareness of the degree of effort that is involved in the listeners ' attempt to hear and understand the full significance of what he says . The speaker breaks up his speech into ...
A sense of timing seems to depend upon the speaker's awareness of the degree of effort that is involved in the listeners ' attempt to hear and understand the full significance of what he says . The speaker breaks up his speech into ...
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The Eating and Drinking Mechanism | 73 |
Vocal Variations While Speaking | 81 |
THE STRENGTH AND BASIC QUALITY OF THE VOICE | 88 |
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