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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.32 401-418 June 1989.
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The Selection of "Fluent" Samples in Research on Stuttering

Conceptual and Methodological Considerations

Patrick Finn 1
Roger J. Ingham 1
1 University of California, Santa Barbara

The characteristics of stutterers' fluency has been the object of much research in recent years, but it is not always clear what the term "fluency" refers to in this research. This paper reviews the concept of fluency and considers the ways in which it has been employed in research on stuttering. The methods that have been used to identify fluent intervals in stutterers' speech are reviewed along with their reliability and validity. It is concluded that there is an urgent need to clarify the referent for fluency in such studies, and to develop procedures for measuring and quantifying fluency. Additional avenues for research are also discussed.

Submitted on April 18, 1988
Accepted on October 17, 1988


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