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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.35 799-804 August 1992.
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Constancy of Interstress Intervals in the Fluent Speech of People Who Stutter During Adaptation Trials

David Prins 1
Carol P. Hubbard 1
1 University of Washington, Seattle

The constancy of interstress intervals (ISIs) was studied in the fluent speech of 2 people who stutter during five adaptation trials. Counter to prediction, ISI constancy did not improve as an accompaniment to the reduction of stuttering from Readings 1–5. Overall, the subjects' ISIs were substantially more variable in duration than those of 2 nonstutterers. This was accounted for by the subjects' unusually long ISIs in utterances that placed greater demands on speech motor control processes. Implications for impairment source factors in stuttering are discussed.

KEY WORDS: Interstress Intervals, stuttering adaptation, stutterers' fluent speech, speech motor control

Submitted on April 8, 1991
Accepted on September 23, 1991


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