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| early signs of stuttering |
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| saying i wwwwwwwwant instead of i want...i want it. secondary signs. kids look away, blink their eyes, raise their upper lip |
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| fluency issue. primary signs. blocks, whole word repetitions, phrase repetitions, interjections |
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| delayed auditory feedback |
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| it presents the speakers voice at a slight delay. it really helps them out |
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| the number of people in the population who have a particular problem at any given time |
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| the number of new cases (stuttering) identified during a period of time |
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| common components of stuttering |
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| repetition and prolongation of sounds and syllables, sudden or involuntary fluency interruptions, often accompanied by physical signs of struggle, often perceived negatively by the speaker |
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| diagnostic theory of stuttering |
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| stuttering begins when normal disfluencies are labeled as stuttering. |
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| delayed auditory feedback |
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| a device where the speaker hears back their own words with a slight delay |
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| making the speaker have no anxiety when speaking and learning to stuttering with less effort |
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| slowing speech, changing prosody of speech, placing peanut butter where tongue needs to go |
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| high frequencies of word and phrase repetitions but have fewer sound or syllable-level disfluencies. no issue of anxiety |
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| make patient aware they can speak better |
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| acquired disruption of fluency that can be linked with an identifiable neurological event such as a stroke or head injury. no anxiety. have issues with words that start with consonants |
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| intermittent and associated with different speaking situations. have anxiety |
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