Stuttering and Normal Nonfluency--A Continuity Hypothesis.

Bloodstein, Oliver

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Publication Date: 1970

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Stuttering and Normal Nonfluency--A Continuity Hypothesis

Bloodstein, Oliver

Brit J Disor Commun, 5, 1, 30-39, 70 Apr

Presents evidence suggesting that the difference between stuttering and normal nonfluency in young children is one of degree only. It hypothesizes that heavy pressure on the child to speak well increases nonfluency. Bibliography. (RW)

Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), Clinical Diagnosis, Comparative Analysis, Control Groups, Language Fluency, Responses, Stuttering, Young Children

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