A novel use of choral speech significantly reduces stuttering in a simulated presentation setting: An exploratory study [0.03%]
一种新型合唱演讲法可显著减少模拟演示中的口吃：一项探索性研究
Birtan Demirel
Birtan Demirel
Choral speech, defined as speaking in unison with another voice, has long been recognised for improving speech fluency while maintaining speech naturalness for people who stutter (PWS). However, its practical application has been limited by...
Exploring the needs and preferences of Saudi Arabian adolescents who stutter [0.03%]
探索沙特阿拉伯患有口吃障碍的青少年的需求和偏好
Einas Alharbi,Sally Hewat,Joanne Walters et al.
Einas Alharbi et al.
Purpose: During adolescence, individuals experience rapid physical, cognitive, and psychosocial changes. This transition may raise additional challenges for an adolescent who stutters. Although previous research has exami...
Efficacy of a parent-child program for 3- to 6-year-old children with stuttering: A retrospective controlled wait-list group pilot study [0.03%]
一项针对3至6岁儿童口吃的家长子女项目的有效性研究：一项回顾性控制等待名单小组试点研究
Nicole E Neef,Imke Niemann,Anna Merkel et al.
Nicole E Neef et al.
We evaluated the efficacy of Frankini, a 12-month early parent-child intervention that combines online parent counseling with hybrid speech restructuring to reduce stuttering severity and promote fluency-supportive interaction. This retrosp...
Speech dysfluency variations across menstrual phases in adult women who stutter: A single-subject study [0.03%]
成年女性口吃者月经周期不同阶段的言语不流畅变化：一项单被试研究
Hiwa Mohammadi,Leila Solouki,Maryam Fayazfar et al.
Hiwa Mohammadi et al.
Background: There has been a significant paucity of data on the variability of stuttering severity across the biological rhythms associated with sex steroid hormones. The menstrual cycle, a prominent infradian rhythm, pro...
Evidence of different grey matter volume patterns in men and women who stutter - An explorative structural MRI study [0.03%]
探索性结构磁共振成像研究中发现男性和女性口吃患者的灰质体积模式不同
Siv Andresen,Frøydis Morken,Karsten Specht et al.
Siv Andresen et al.
Developmental stuttering is a disorder with a high degree of heterogeneity, both behaviourally and neurologically. Research from different perspectives of stuttering indicates that sex is a potentially differentiating factor. In our study w...
EEG responses to auditory cues during speech preparation predict stuttering severity and intervention outcome [0.03%]
发声准备期间对听觉线索的脑电反应可以预测口吃严重程度及治疗效果
Mónica Filipa Rocha,Jaqueline Carmona,João Mendonça Correia
Mónica Filipa Rocha
Stuttering is a variable speech disorder whose brain mechanisms remain unknown. Sensorimotor brain circuits, critical in motor-speech control, including the prediction and monitoring of speech consequences, have been linked to the disorder....
More than meets the eye: Self-rated covert stuttering is linked to reduced psychosocial and communicative outcomes [0.03%]
表面之下的隐藏：自我评价的隐性口吃与较差的心理社会和沟通结果有关
Michael P Boyle,Amy L Rosen
Michael P Boyle
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate whether self-rated covert stuttering (i.e., the extent of being able to keep stuttering hidden from others) was associated with anxiety, quality of life, social role s...
Attitudes toward stuttering of speech-language pathology students from Puerto Rico before and after completing the degree [0.03%]
波多黎各言语听觉治疗专业学生对口吃的态度：毕业前和毕业后的对比态度调查研究
Edna J Carlo,Bárbara M Pratts-Pérez,Kenneth O St Louis
Edna J Carlo
Purpose: This study examines the attitudes towards stuttering of 18 Hispanic students from the University of Puerto Rico, before and after their master's speech-language pathology (SLP) training, using the Public Opinion ...
Sublexical speech perception and attention networks in bilingual adults who stutter: A behavioral and electrophysiological study [0.03%]
双语口吃成人言语感知和注意网络的行为学及脑电研究
Annelien Dorme,Yana Criel,Kurt Eggers et al.
Annelien Dorme et al.
Purpose: Several studies show that adults who stutter have deficient auditory perception and attentional control. Moreover, these studies tend to focus on monolinguals, whereas both stuttering and bilingualism seem to hav...
Differential tolerance for the judgement of dysfluencies as stuttered speech in native and non-native speech-language pathologists [0.03%]
母语与非母语言语-语言治疗师对口吃判断的差异容忍度
Audrey J Dsouza,Santosh Maruthy
Audrey J Dsouza
Purpose: Accurate diagnosis of stuttering requires careful observation by trained professionals. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) typically identify stuttering using a perceptual judgement. However, it is unclear if th...