A Further Evaluation of the Speech of Stutterers During Chorus- and Nonchorus-Reading Conditions
Publication: Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research
Volume 22, Number 4
Pages 784-793
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The claim that stutterers change their customary way of speaking during chorus-reading conditions was assessed in a single subject experimental design on the speech of three stutterers. A number of pairs of speech samples of identical prose were obtained from chorus- and nonchorus-reading conditions for each stutterer. Observers judged whether the pairs were composed of samples drawn from same (chorus/chorus or nonchorus/nonchorus) or different (chorus/nonchorus) oral reading conditions. The findings aligned with those obtained in an earlier group study. They indicated that there may be changes in the speech pattern of some stutterers during chorus-reading conditions, but this change may not occur in the speech pattern of all stutterers who respond to chorus reading conditions.
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Copyright © 1979 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
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- Received: Aug 22, 1978
- Accepted: Dec 11, 1978
- Published in issue: Dec 1, 1979
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