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A cross-linguistic study of certain temporal features of speech in stuttering and nonstuttering children
Four experiments were performed to measure temporal coarticulatory speech features in the perceptually fluent speech of 120 South African children. The aim was to test, in a limited way, the postulate that stuttering may be essentially a disorder of speech timing. Comparisons were made between Engli...
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Department of Psychology
2023
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