Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7268078 | Journal of Communication Disorders | 2018 | 54 Pages |
Abstract
Finding that a relatively high proportion (i.e., 81.5%) of caregivers consistently reported a positive or negative family history of stuttering across three consecutive time points should provide some degree of assurance to those who collect such caregiver reports. Based on such consistent caregiver reports, linguistic as well as attentional vulnerabilities appear associated with a positive family history of stuttering, a finding that must await further empirical study for confirmation or refutation.
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Authors
Dahye Choi, Edward G. Conture, Victoria Tumanova, Chagit E. Clark, Tedra A. Walden, Robin M. Jones,