The Asia Pacific Society for the Study of Speech, Language and Hearing, was relaunched with a new format in 2007, and is the official journal of the Asia Pacific Society for the Study of Speech, Language and Hearing.

Edited by Professor Michael Robb, PhD., Professor and Head of Department of the Department of Communication Disorders, University of Canterbury, Te Whare Wananga O Waitaha, Christchurch, New Zealand, assisted by an editorial board of leaders in research in the fields of speech, language and hearing drawn from the global community, the journal provides an international and interdisciplinary forum where scientists and clinicians with interests in communication impairments can share their knowledge and expertise. Given the special problems posed by the specific languages and cultures encompassed by the different Asia Pacific nations, the provision of such a forum for researchers and clinicians in the Asia Pacific region is necessary.

The Asia Pacific Society for the Study of Speech, Language and Hearing is an archival journal that publishes peer-reviewed experimental and clinical research papers, reviews, clinical notes, comments and critiques on any aspect of normal or disordered speech, language or hearing. Although the majority of articles published come from researchers and clinicians located in the Asia Pacific region, manuscript submissions are warmly welcomed from the global community.

The journal is multidisciplinary in nature with manuscripts being accepted from all professional and scientific disciplines but particularly those of speech pathology, audiology, education, linguistics, psychology and medicine.

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2011 Issue Table of Contents

• June Issue, Volume 14
  Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 1 (12 Pages)
  An Acoustics-Based Assessment of Error Patterns in English Sounds Produced by Cantonese ESL Speakers
  Lan Zhang, Manwa L. Ng
• Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 2 (18 Pages)
  Computer-Administrated Versus Paper-Based Assessment of School-Entry Phonological Awareness Ability
  Karyn Carson, Gail Gillon, Therese Boustead
• APJ Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 3 (8 Pages)
  Phonological Mean Length of Utterance in Children with Phonological Disorders
  Radish Kumar. B, Jayashree. S. Bhat, Neitica Prasad
• APJ Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 4 (8 Pages)
  Effect of Filtering on Perception of Monosyllables (CV) and Words
  Prashanth Prabhu P, Vijay Kumar Yadav Avilala, Animesh Barman
• APJ Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 5 (10 Pages)
  Rates of Ear Disease in Children Visiting a Mobile Community Ear Clinic in New Zealand—Two-Year Study of Over 2,000 Children
  Emma Collins, Felix S. F. Ram
• APJ Volume 14, Issue Nr 2, Jun-11 - Article 6 (10 Pages)
  Acoustic Stapedial Reflex Test Modification in Ears with High Static Admittance and Asymmetric Hearing Loss: A Case Study
  Samuel R. Atcherson, Tina M. Stoody

Call for Papers

Asia-Pacific Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing welcomes submission of unpublished papers.

The editors also welcome suggestions for future themes. In addition, papers on any topic in communicative disorders review may be submitted at any time.

Contributors are advised to contact the Editors before submitting manuscripts.

Michael Robb, PhD
Editor-in-Chief

ISSN 1361-3286.
Volume 10, Issue 1:
March 2007

Published quarterly in March, June, September, and December

Approximately 75 pages each issue

Previously Published by Whurr Publishers and discontinued after Volume IX