Minimal Pairs Test

Description
The Minimal Pairs Test (Robbins et al, 1998) is a two-alternative, closed-set test  designed to evaluate the child’s ability to perceive a single phonetic difference between a pair of words. The test consists of 20 pairs of pictured words with each pair differing in one of the following features: vowel height, vowel place, consonant manner, consonant voice, and consonant place.

Reference
Robbins AM, Renshaw JJ, Miyamoto RT, Osberger MJ, Pope ML. Minimal Pairs Test. Indianapolis: Indiana University School of Medicine; 1988.

How to Order:
Indiana University School of Medicine
Department of Otolaryngology
Attention: Lynette
Riley Research Wing, Room 044
702 Barnhill Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5200
(317) 274-4915 Phone
(317) 274-4949 Fax

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