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2016, Journal of Communication DisordersCitation Excerpt :While some studies have found evidence of diminished performance in speech repetition tasks for CWS compared to CWNS (Hakim & Bernstein Ratner, 2004; Smith et al., 2012), others have not. An earlier study by Caruso, Conture, and Colton (1988), which required children to embed a word into a carrier phrase, did not find any differences between CWS and CWNS in the temporal sequence of the respiratory, laryngeal and supralaryngeal speech components, although CWS exhibited earlier onsets in each of these physiological events. These findings may suggest: first, the speech motor system of CWS may be more susceptible to breakdown than CWNS; second, some components of the speech motor system may be more vulnerable than others in the face of increasing processing demands; and third, deficits in the speech motor system in CWS may not be evident in the absence of overwhelming linguistic demands.
Phonetically governed voicing onset and offset in preschool children who stutter
2012, Journal of Fluency DisordersCitation Excerpt :As such, the extent to which specific speech production behaviors are associated with either the onset or moment of stuttering needs to be determined from speech samples that are collected relatively close to the onset of the stuttering problem. The main argument for this criterion is that compared to adults who stutter (AWS), the fluent and disfluent speech of children who stutter (CWS) is less likely to be influenced by years of learned reactive and compensatory behaviors (e.g. Caruso, Conture, & Colton, 1988; Conture, Colton, & Gleason, 1988; Zebrowski, Conture, & Cudahy, 1985). Beginning in the late 1970s, a relatively large body of literature describing the acoustic characteristics of the speech production behaviors of CWS has emerged.
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2002, Brain and LanguageTemporal relations within repetitions of preschool children near the onset of stuttering: A preliminary report
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This research and manuscript preparation were supported in part by an NINCDS contract (N01-NS-0-2331) to Syracuse University and NIH grants (NS-07679, NS-13274, and HD-03352) to the University of Wisconsin.We wish to thank E. Cudahy and R. Reppert for technical assistance and J. Saxman and K. Butler for earlier editorial assistance.
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Current affiliation: NIDR and the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, National Institutes of Health.