Toward Developing Constructive Collaborations

Being educated in New York State, beginning in the State University system as an undergraduate and ending up for graduate studies at Syracuse University when audiology was in its heyday, I've been very fortunate to have studied with many leaders and innovative thinkers in the field (Zwislocki,...

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Published in:American journal of audiology 2008-06, Vol.17 (1), p.2-2
Main Author: Cacace, Anthony T
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New York
Resistance (Psychology)
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Auditory Perception
Cochlear implants
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Educational aspects
Educational Experience
Graduate Study
Meetings
New York
Resistance (Psychology)
Speech Language Pathology
Speech therapy
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