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The 12 pages that link to Speech production, each with the reason it gives.

• PhoneticsNarrower topic: Phonetics examines the sound-producing stages within this broader process.

• LanguageRelated: It explains how linguistic plans become audible speech.

• Speech perceptionCompared with: Production generates the acoustic signals that perception must interpret.

• PsycholinguisticsRelated: It traces how speakers plan language and turn plans into speech.

• Broca's areaNarrower topic: Broca's area contributes to, but does not alone generate, spoken language.

• DysarthriaNarrower topic: Dysarthria disrupts the motor execution of this coordinated process.

• Origin of languageRelated: Anatomical and motor changes that enabled controlled vocalization may have supported spoken language.

• Speech disorderNarrower topic: Speech disorders can arise when any stage of this broader process is disrupted.

• Spoken languageBroader topic: It converts intended words into the sounds that make spoken language audible.

• AlogiaNarrower topic: Alogia is observed in speech output, though its causes may involve broader cognitive processes.

• MutenessNarrower topic: Separates the act of speaking from understanding language, which can remain intact in muteness.

• Stomatognathic systemRelated: The tongue, teeth, lips, and jaw shape many speech sounds.