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dc.publisher: The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong)
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1Properties of preschool Chinese: implications for learning to readChan, Sin-kiu; University of Hong Kong; 陳倩嬌2003162
2The role of phonological recoding in the reading acquisition of school children in Hong KongNg, Kwok-lam, Bonnie; University of Hong Kong2005168
3Do deaf children make use of phonological information in reading?Leung, Hau-sin, Helen; University of Hong Kong2005133
4The production of nouns and verbs in young Cantonese- speaking childrenCheung, Ka-man,; University of Hong Kong2005122
5The comprehension of classifiers in Cantonese-speaking preschool childrenChiu, Shu-nam, Joyce; University of Hong Kong2005154
6The effects of metalinguistic awareness training on reading abilities: a twin studyCheung, King-ting; University of Hong Kong2005209
7The discrimination of the fundamental frequency of complex tones by normally hearing childrenCheung, Ming-wai, Elizabeth; University of Hong Kong2005150
8Spectral correlates of hypernasality in consonantsChen, Pak-wei, Danny; University of Hong Kong2005109
9Intelligibility and acceptability in Cantonese-speaking children with cleft palate: test developmentTse, Ka-wing, Karen; University of Hong Kong2005181
10Written picture-naming performance of healthy Cantonese- speaking adults: the effects of age and educationYuen, Fung-chi, Erica; University of Hong Kong2005133
11The recognition of isolated and interleaved melodies by childrenChau, Ching, Christy; University of Hong Kong2005117
12Speech acts of school-aged children with autistic features with different communication partnersNg, Wing-yee,; University of Hong Kong2005159
13Variation in the production of alveolar fricative /s/ in Hong Kong CantoneseCheung, Wing-ki, Jovy; University of Hong Kong2005172
14Normative data on action naming of Hong Kong Cantonese adult speakers: effects on age, education, familiarity and age of acquisitionTse, Po-yi, Judy; University of Hong Kong2005120
15The effects of phonological regularity on writing of Hong Kong school-aged childrenLee, Yee-wa, Fecilia; University of Hong Kong2005106
16High speed laryngoscopic study of vocal fold vibratory patterns in normal and dysphonic subjectsFong, Raymond; University of Hong Kong2005138
17Effect of Chinese herbal tonic (Pei Pa Kao) in preventing vocal fatigueFung, Kar-yan, Cecilia; University of Hong Kong2005173
18The verb use in Cantonese monolingual and Cantonese- English bilingual childrenLam, Ka-ki, Fiona; University of Hong Kong2005182
19The effect of input frequency and linguistic complexity on the learning of bei2 constructions in Cantonese preschoolersChan, Yuen-ki, Agnes,; University of Hong Kong2005120
20Effects of psycholinguistic variables on writing performance of normal elderly with different education levelsHuo, Wing-yan, Emily; University of Hong Kong2005228
21Phonological awareness in Cantonese-English bilingual preschool childrenLam, Kin-ching, Kobe; University of Hong Kong2005175
22The effects of introducing stroke sequences on the writing of Chinese characters in primary-one students of Hong KongCheng, Kwok-ying, Elaine; University of Hong Kong2005124
23Effects of cultural and linguistic backgrounds on perceptual voice quality ratingHo, Elaine Mandy; University of Hong Kong2005117
24Developmental normative data for the random gap detection testLam, Yan-ki, Jacky; University of Hong Kong2005236
25Towards the identification of Cantonese-speaking children with specific language impairment using story measuresLai, Lok-men, Ginny; University of Hong Kong2005162
26Comprehension of noun phrase in Cantonese-speaking preschool childrenLee, Ka-po, Bronte; University of Hong Kong2005172
27The effect of practice distribution on the training of laryngeal muscle relaxationYu, Wing-chi, Gigi; University of Hong Kong2005147
28Description of bilingual phonology in Cantonese-English preschoolersTin, Choi-yau, Carmela; University of Hong Kong2005195
29Combined treatment of semantic priming and semantic feature analysis for anomia with semantic impairmentWong, Shuk-mei, Elva; University of Hong Kong2005150
30Otoscopic visualization of cerumen: inter-rater agreementChan, Hin-yau, Denise; University of Hong Kong2005135
31Rating hypernasality: speaker and listener language effectLee, Kar-yan, Kanei,; University of Hong Kong2005185
32The role of input on the development of coverb hai2 (at) locative construction in young Cantonese-speaking childrenHon, Tip-po, Judy; University of Hong Kong2005160
33Relationship between naming accuracy and age of acquisition and object familiarityYiu, Oi-yan, Charen; University of Hong Kong2005150
34The effects of parental input on the early development of bei2 dative constructions in Cantonese childrenChow, Chi-chun, Dorcas; University of Hong Kong2005151
35Production of goals and plans in narratives of Cantonese- speaking childrenTam, Hang-chun, Jane; 譚杏珍; University of Hong Kong.2006181
36Interaction between absolute and positional-sensitive frequency of logographemes on writing across primary gradesChoi, Nga-sze, Fiona; 蔡雅詩; University of Hong Kong.2006249
37Interaction between transparency and number of morphemes of Chinese characters on writing across primary gradesFong, Wing-sze; 方詠思; University of Hong Kong.2006221
38How does radical's positional consistency affect the performance of recognition of pseudo-characters across primary grades?Leung, Sze-nga, Coco; 梁詩雅; University of Hong Kong.2006235
39Word learning in a storytelling context by Cantonese children with a history of language impairmentLee, Yung-yung; 李蓉蓉; University of Hong Kong.2006207
40Traditional osteotomy versus distraction osteogenesis: articulation changes in Cantonese patients with cleft palateChoi, Olivia, Vivian; 蔡詠琳; University of Hong Kong.2006162
41Teaching characteristics and environmental risk factors associated with voice disorders among teachersTam. Wai-yan, Piano; 譚惠恩; University of Hong Kong.2006243
42A comparison of the impact of voice problems on student teachers and student speech therapistsChan, Ka-yee; 陳嘉怡; University of Hong Kong.2006221
43Discrimination of the fundamental frequency by children: a comparison of two alternative proceduresSze, Pui-yan, Ada; 史佩欣; University of Hong Kong.2006184
44Argument omission in Cantonese preschool children: a discourse-pragmatics perspectiveHo, Ka-yan, Agnes; 何家欣; University of Hong Kong.2006347
45Cantonese dichotic digit test: normative findings for childrenChiang, Lai-peng; 蔣麗萍; University of Hong Kong.2006209
46Direct magnitude estimation versus visual analogue scaling in the perceptual rating of hypernasalityCheng, Tsz-ho, Dennis; 鄭子豪; University of Hong Kong.2006249
47Effect of a Chinese herbal tonic, 'watermelon frost', in preventing vocal fatigueChan, Wai-sze, Naomi; 陳慧詩; University of Hong Kong.2006214
48Cantonese dichotic digit test: normative findings for young adultsTang, Heung, Christina; 鄧香; University of Hong Kong.2006249
49The perception of interleaved melodies by childrenFong, Chung-yan, Patricia; 方頌欣; University of Hong Kong.2006170
50Phonics training and English word reading ability in Hong Kong primary studentsHo, Sin-ting, Anne; 何倩婷; University of Hong Kong.2006345