Kalmykova L. Psychological Features of Individual Sound Articulation in Different Emotional States

Dissertation is dedicated to the study of psychological features of individual pronunciation of sounds in different emotional states. The main focus is on articulation of sounds as a basis of the individual speech that plays a vital role in the productive types of speech activity - speaking and reading. The author has revealed individual speech and speech-emotional profiles of children with organic and functional features of sound articulation as a base for designing and introducing psychocorrection programme. Among other aspects that are established empirically are sound articulation features in the states of anxiety, fear along with personal manifestation of these states - aggressiveness, hostility, conflict. The research contributes to broadening scientific conceptions as to reasons of sound articulation deviations, speech and emotional features of persons with sound articulation deviations of differential signs, interdependence between sound production actions and human emotional states as well as their developmental dynamics in junior schoolchildren.