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Laryngeal Behavior During Stuttering

Gerald N. McCall
David W. Brewer
State University of New York, Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse

Laryngeal behavior associated with 101 stutterings (part-word repetitions, sound prolongations, and broken words) produced by a group of 10 stutterers was observed by means of a flexible fiberoptic naso-laryngoscope. Results indicated that 60% of part-word repetitions were different from fluent productions of the same speech segment in terms of laryngeal behavior, and 72% of sound prolongations were similar to fluent productions of the same speech segment. Findings indicate that there are differences in laryngeal behavior among the various types of stutterings.

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