Lecture 6 Flashcards
At the University of Iowa, there was a shift from neurophysiological to what?
psychological focus
Does anticipation cause stuttering?
it does not cause stuttering
Can all PWS anticipate stuttering at the same level?
There is a small amount not predicted; kids are not as “effective.”
How can anticipation be explained?
Anticipation is either a signal that something has gone wrong in system or when anticipates something wrong has occured
What is the consistency effect?
Stuttering occurs on similar words/at similar junctures over repeated readings
What is the most likely underlying mechanism of the consistency effect?
Builds anticipation of that word word and this causes stuttering
What is the role of cues?
A feature/segment of speech can be associated with stuttering through a learning process
In regards to the role of cues, what is the associate learning?
Learning to attach a fear with a particular word and then stuttering on that word
In regards to the role of cues, what is the adjacency effect?
Stuttering “congregates” around certain junctures in speech-language stream.
What are brown’s 4 factors?
- Word-initial
- Grammatical function
- Position in sentence
- Word length
In regards to stuttering, are all phones/sounds equally difficulty/easy?
yes
What kind of words are associated with adults who stutter?
Content words
What kind of words are associated with children who stutter?
Function words
When are blocks most likely to happen when speaking an utterance?
first or second word of an utterance
Generally speaking, do stutterers stutter more on longer or shorter words?
Longer