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Stefan A. Frisch

Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology Honors Program Director

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Communication Sciences And Disorders

Stefan A. Frisch is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology Honors Program Director at Appalachian State University.

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Stefan A. Frisch

Appalachian State University

Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology Honors Program Director

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linguistics phonetics phonology audiology speech communication psycholinguistics speech processing speech production hearing research stuttering speech science neurology neuroscience cognitive science velar-vowel coarticulation neurophysiology neurolinguistics general linguistics spoken language technology applied linguistics clinical neuroscience speech acoustics natural language processing neuropsychology fluency disorders language learning speech motor control audio analysis cognitive neuroscience second language acquisition craniofacial research language testing auditory science vocal music clinical neurology speech technology language science audio retrieval audio mining acoustical oceanography underwater acoustics pitch discrimination metalinguistic judgments phonological speech errors acoustic analysis music perception reading research language assessment language resources natural language psychoacoustics auditory physiology cognitive electrophysiology speech fluency disorder semantic processing cross-language perspective data-driven learning computational learning theory supervised learning cochlear implants human error language recognition language comprehension language monitoring engineering acoustic similarity avoidance multi-site diagnosis harmonic tones preattentive cortical-evoked responses music training instrumental musicians vocal production attention demands language production neural correlates semantic activation language development psychological science second language research language processing in the brain communication speech perception second language learning language speech recognition multilingualism english structural linguistics psychology english language college english applied cognitive psychology sociolinguistics communication disorders language documentation grammar language pedagogy child language context (linguistics) corpus linguistics language teaching syntax behavioral sciences philosophy of language education aphasia language acquisition language policy linguistic anthropology composition studies

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Development of a Normative Baseline for Speech Stability in Lingual Articulation. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

speech communicationspeech stabilityphonologynormative baselinegrammarlinguisticsspeech sciencepsycholinguisticslingual articulationapplied linguisticsphoneticsspeech productionlanguage testingspeech motor controlspeech processingprosody (linguistics)languagefluency disorders

Using a Novel Sorting Game to Explore the Role of Phonotactic Probability and Linguistic Environment in Nonword Processing by Spanish-English Bilingual Children. Bilingual processing and acquisition (2020)

phonologysociolinguisticsbilingual educationlinguisticslanguage acquisitionlanguage learningmultilingualismnovel sorting gamepsycholinguisticslanguage developmentlinguistic environmentspanishlinguistic diversitynonword processinglanguage sciencechild languagelanguagesecond language acquisition

Wordlikeness and Nonword Repetition in Spanish-Speaking Bilingual Children. Bilingual processing and acquisition (2020)

Maria R. Brea-SpahnStefan A. FrischJudith B. Bryant

linguisticslanguage acquisitionnonword repetitionlanguage developmentspanish-speaking bilingual childrenchild languagechild development

Velar-Vowel Coarticulation Across the Lifespan and in People Who Stutter: Findings and Model. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Stefan A. FrischNathan D. Maxfield

linguisticsspeech sciencestutteringacoustical engineeringbehavioral sciencesacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyspeech perceptionaudiologyvelar-vowel coarticulationhearing research

Anticipatory Coarticulation and Stability of Speech in Typically Fluent Speakers and People Who Stutter. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics (2016)

Stefan A. FrischNathan MaxfieldAlissa Belmont

fluent speakersanticipatory coarticulationlinguisticsphoneticsstuttering

A Preliminary Investigation of Velar-Vowel Coarticulation in Spanish-English Bilinguals. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Stefan FrischMarsha AllenKyna BetancourtNathan Maxfield

preliminary investigationphonologylinguisticsacoustical engineeringengineering acousticunderwater acousticsphoneticsspanish-english bilingualsacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyaudiologyvelar-vowel coarticulationhearing research

Attention Demands of Language Production in Adults Who Stutter. Clinical Neurophysiology (2016)

Nathan D. MaxfieldWendy L. OlsenDaniel KleinmanStefan A. FrischVictor S. FerreiraJennifer J. Lister

clinical neurosciencelanguage productionattentionneuroscienceclinical neurologyneuropsychologypsychologyneurolinguisticsattention demandsneurologyneurophysiologystuttering

Interspeech Posture in Spanish-English Bilingual Adults. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Merrily R. SharyKyna S. BetancourtStefan A. FrischNathan D. Maxfield

linguisticsmultilingualismpsycholinguisticsacoustical engineeringspanishhumanitiesinteractional linguisticsinterspeech postureaudiologyhearing research

Speech Stability as a Characteristic of the Individual. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Stefan FrischJessica MasseyNathan Maxfield

speech stabilityaudiologyhumanitiespersonality

Velar–Vowel Coarticulation in a Virtual Target Model of Stop Production. Journal of Phonetics (2016)

velar–vowel coarticulationbiologyphonologyphonetics

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Stefan A. Frisch

Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology Honors Program Director

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

Beaver College of Health Sciences

Department Of Communication Sciences And Disorders

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stefan A. Frisch

Appalachian State University

Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders/Speech-Language Pathology Honors Program Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Development of a Normative Baseline for Speech Stability in Lingual Articulation. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Wordlikeness and Nonword Repetition in Spanish-Speaking Bilingual Children. Bilingual processing and acquisition (2020)

Maria R. Brea-SpahnStefan A. FrischJudith B. Bryant

linguisticslanguage acquisitionnonword repetitionlanguage developmentspanish-speaking bilingual childrenchild languagechild development

Velar-Vowel Coarticulation Across the Lifespan and in People Who Stutter: Findings and Model. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Stefan A. FrischNathan D. Maxfield

linguisticsspeech sciencestutteringacoustical engineeringbehavioral sciencesacoustic ecologyacoustical oceanographyspeech perceptionaudiologyvelar-vowel coarticulationhearing research

Anticipatory Coarticulation and Stability of Speech in Typically Fluent Speakers and People Who Stutter. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics (2016)

Stefan A. FrischNathan MaxfieldAlissa Belmont

fluent speakersanticipatory coarticulationlinguisticsphoneticsstuttering

A Preliminary Investigation of Velar-Vowel Coarticulation in Spanish-English Bilinguals. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Stefan FrischMarsha AllenKyna BetancourtNathan Maxfield

Attention Demands of Language Production in Adults Who Stutter. Clinical Neurophysiology (2016)

Nathan D. MaxfieldWendy L. OlsenDaniel KleinmanStefan A. FrischVictor S. FerreiraJennifer J. Lister

clinical neurosciencelanguage productionattentionneuroscienceclinical neurologyneuropsychologypsychologyneurolinguisticsattention demandsneurologyneurophysiologystuttering

Interspeech Posture in Spanish-English Bilingual Adults. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Merrily R. SharyKyna S. BetancourtStefan A. FrischNathan D. Maxfield

linguisticsmultilingualismpsycholinguisticsacoustical engineeringspanishhumanitiesinteractional linguisticsinterspeech postureaudiologyhearing research

Speech Stability as a Characteristic of the Individual. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Stefan FrischJessica MasseyNathan Maxfield

speech stabilityaudiologyhumanitiespersonality

Velar–Vowel Coarticulation in a Virtual Target Model of Stop Production. Journal of Phonetics (2016)

velar–vowel coarticulationbiologyphonologyphonetics

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10 / page