Chapter 2 Flashcards
Prevalence
the number of all cases currently identified (even if they did not begin recently)
Lifetime incidence
the number of all cases ever exhibited of a disorder whether currently or in the past (even if they recovered).
World population - World Stuttering Prevalence- World Stuttering incidence- US population overall- US Stuttering prevalence- US Stuttering Incidence-
World population -7,250,000,000
World Stuttering Prevalence-50,400,000 /.7%
World Stuttering incidence-362,500,000 / 5%
US population overall- 320,000,000
US Stuttering prevalence-2,240,000 /.7%
US Stuttering Incidence-16,000,000 / 5%
prevalence in 21st century
preschool-
school-
lifetime-
preschool-3.46%
school-.83%
lifetime-.72%
Familiality and Stuttering Incidence
Majority of studies: % of PWS have familial stuttering
Fewer than % of NFS have familial stuttering
Majority of studies: 30-60% of PWS have familial stuttering
Fewer than 10% of NFS have familial stuttering
Why does stuttering prevalence decline with age?
Natural recovery includes ____cases as age ___
New stuttering onsets, however, are _____as age ____
Natural recovery includes more cases as age increases
New stuttering onsets, however, are less frequent as age increases
Who stutters: The gender factor
Childhood (near onset):
Adulthood:
Childhood (near onset):
2.1 males to 1 female
Adulthood:
4 males to 1 female
Geographical & Cultural Factors
Stuttering has been documented in nearly all ____
Cross-culture stuttering findings are _____
Stuttering has been documented in nearly all geographic areas of the world
Cross-culture stuttering findings are questionable due to methodological problems
Race Factor
A common belief:
Recent research of preschoolers: no significant difference between
A common belief: higher incidence of stuttering among African Americans
Recent research of preschoolers: no significant difference between African Americans and European Americans
Stuttering and Hearing Impairment
Research: _____among the _______
Informal reports: more __disfluency than _disfluency among the ___
Research: a low incidence (0.05 -0.12%) among the hearing impaired
Informal reports: more manual disfluency than oral disfluency among the deaf
Stuttering and Cognitive Impairment
Past research: a high incidence of stuttering among those with ____
Children with ____ have a higher disfluency level, but show low ____ _____ to their stuttering
Past research: a high incidence of stuttering among those with cognitive impairments
Children with Down syndrome have a higher disfluency level, but show low emotional reactivity to their stuttering