Interrelationships Among Fluency Producing Variables in Stuttered Speech
Publication: Journal of Speech and Hearing Research
Volume 11, Number 4
Pages 754-766
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This report presents a limited theory (Auditory Interference Theory) which integrates data on fluency producing variables in terms of modified temporal aspects of auditory feedback in stuttered speech. The probable basis for stuttering is inferred to involve interference between air-conducted and bone-conducted auditory feedback. Middle ear muscle reflexes are suggested as a possible mechanism for the mediation of interference between components of auditory feedback.
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Copyright © 1968 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
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- Received: Dec 15, 1967
- Published in issue: Dec 1, 1968
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