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This work summarizes research, theory and relevant philosophical views on cognitive socialization from a clinical standpoint. It suggests major implications for the work of all those who deal with cognition, codification/language, communication and expression/affect (CCCE) problems in a professional capacity. It provides three basic clinical models - cognitive-social bases of language; a descriptive model for language assessment; and a facilitation model for intervention. The main themes discussed are: the need to derive clinical strategies from research and theory; the distinction between data and evidence and the centrality of intent and consciousness.

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"""...very comprehensive in scope....clearly written and well organized. We can recommend this text to anyone interested in cognitive socialization and how to apply these concepts to a clinical setting. We applaud Muma's assertion that we question the direction of our profession and constantly strive for the best theoretical and philosophical views to ensure improved client progress."" —The Phonetician"

...very comprehensive in scope....clearly written and well organized. We can recommend this text to anyone interested in cognitive socialization and how to apply these concepts to a clinical setting. We applaud Muma's assertion that we question the direction of our profession and constantly strive for the best theoretical and philosophical views to ensure improved client progress. -The Phonetician

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John R. Muma

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