A handbook on stuttering

· 1969-01-01· article· 1,017 citationsclosed

Stuttering Research and Treatment Language Development and Disorders Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum Disorders

Abstract

1. Symptomatology 2. Theories of stuttering 3. Prevalence and incidence 4. The person who stutters: central neurological findings 5. The person who stutters: motor abilities 6. The person who stutters: other physical findings 7. The person who stutters: personality 8. The person who stutters: cognitive and linguistic abilities 9. The person who stutters: developmental history and home environment 10. Stuttering as a response 11. Stuttering as a response: some controversial phenomena 12. Early stuttering and normal disfluency 13. Inferences and conclusions 14. Diagnosis and treatment Appendix: Results of Treatment References. Subject Index. Author Index

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Oliver Bloodstein (1969). A handbook on stuttering.

@article{oliver1969a,
  title  = {A handbook on stuttering},
  author = {Bloodstein, Oliver},
  year   = {1969}
}

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