Rhea Paul, PhD, CCC-SLP Rhea Paul, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, is Professor Emerita at Southern Connecticut State University, and Professor and Director of the Communication Disorders Section of the Developmental Disabilities program at the Yale Child Study Center. Peter Flipsen, Jr., PhD Dr. Flipsen obtained his doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is currently an Associate Professor of Speech Pathology at Idaho State University.

• Chapter 1. Childhood Speech Sound Disorders: From Post-Behaviorism to the Postgenomic Era Lawrence D. Shriberg Chapter 2. Explaining Developmental Disorders Bruce Tomblin and Morton H. Christiansen Chapter 3. Genetic Influences on Speech Sound Disorders Barbara A. Lewis, Ph.D. Chapter 4. Subgroups, Comorbidity, and Treatment Implications Ann A. Tyler Chapter 5. Children's Speech Sound Disorders: An Acoustic Perspective Raymond D. Kent, Luciana Pagan-Neves, Katherine C. Hustad, and Haydee Fiszein Wertzner Chapter 6. Computer Processing for Analysis of Speech Disorders John-Paul Hosum Chapter 7. Motor Speech Disorders in Children with Autism Shelley L. Velleman, Mary V. Andrianopoulos, Marcil Boucher, Jennifer Perkins, Keren Averback, Alyssa Currier, Michael Marsello, Courtney Lippe, and Richard Van Emmerik Chapter 8. Acoustic Properties of Vocalizations in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Elizabeth Schoen, Rhea Paul, and Katyrzyna Chawarska Chapter 9. Understanding Speech Sound change in Young children following Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Thomas Campbell, Christine Dollaghan, and Janine Janosky Chapter 10. Factors Associated with the Intelligibility of Conversational Speech Produced by Children with Cochlear Implants Peter Flipsen Jr.