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Comment on terminology

Jeanne Johnson Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99163 USA
Page 74 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Lyle Lloyd, Raymond Quist & Jennifer Windsor. (1993) AAC model explicated: response to Panton (1993). Augmentative and Alternative Communication 9:3, pages 193-195.
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Liz Panton. (1993) AAC model: comments on Lloyd, Quist, and Windsor (1990). Augmentative and Alternative Communication 9:3, pages 191-193.
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Lyle Lloyd & Doreen Blischak. (1992) AAC terminology policy and issues update. Augmentative and Alternative Communication 8:2, pages 104-109.
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Donald Fuller & Lyle Lloyd. (1991) Toward a common usage of iconicity terminology. Augmentative and Alternative Communication 7:3, pages 215-220.
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Kathleen Kangas & Lyle Lloyd. (1990) AAC Terminology Policy and Issues Update. Augmentative and Alternative Communication 6:2, pages 167-170.
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