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The ability to read developmentally appropriate texts with accurate word recognition, phrasing, expression and comprehension.
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The ability to give a number of responses or ideas in a situation; quantity is the goal. Studies show that generating a large quantity of ideas increases the likelihood of producing a useful and/or original idea.
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The pleasure of having things come out smoothly and well, either because the human has done a good job or because things have worked out well in themselves. Fluency depends on a balance between difficulty and gratification.
출처: www.tdev.dircon.co.uk/glossary.htm
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The features which give speech the qualities of being natural and normal, including native like use of PAUSING, rhythm, INTONATION, STRESS, rate of speaking, and use of interjections and interruptions. If speech disorders cause a breakdown in normal speech (eg as with APHASIA or stuttering), the resulting speech may be referred to as dysfluent, or as an example of dysfluency.
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