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MORA: Designing an AI-Mediated Role-Playing System for Child-Caregiver Speech Sound Practice
Treating speech sound disorder (SSD) requires repeated practice across linguistic complexity levels. However, in the home setting, caregivers lack the expertise to judge children's productions to sustain intensive practice. Using a formative study with six speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and an
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