“We know that in the context of this task, participants anticipate stuttering, meaning, they know when they are going to stutter,” says Eric S. Jackson, associate professor of communicative sciences ...
Their findings are published in Neurobiology of Language. "We know that in the context of this task, participants anticipate stuttering, meaning, they know when they are going to stutter," says Eric S ...
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