Autonomic arousal in adults who stutter prior to various reading tasks intended to elicit changes in stuttering frequency

Publication year: 2011 Source: International Journal of Psychophysiology, Available online 29 October 2011 Andrew Bowers, Tim Saltuklaroglu, Joseph Kalinowski This study examined relationships between anticipatory autonomic arousal and stuttering in four reading tasks. 13 adult persons who stutter (PWS) reported their ‘feared’ (expected to elicit more stuttering) sounds.

Publication year: 2011 Source: International Journal of Psychophysiology, Available online 29 October 2011 Andrew Bowers, Tim Saltuklaroglu, Joseph Kalinowski This study examined relationships between anticipatory autonomic arousal and stuttering in four reading tasks. 13 adult persons who stutter (PWS) reported their ‘feared’ (expected to elicit more stuttering) sounds.

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