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| Developmental stuttering/Stuttering includes: |
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Definition
1.)Involuntary repetitions of sounds and syllables.
2.) Sound prolongations
3.) Broken words or blocks |
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Term
| Onset and development of stuttering begins around what age? |
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Definition
| Between 2 and 5 years old. |
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Term
| Stuttering can have a negative effect on a variety of daily activities. Name three daily activities that could be effected. |
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Definition
1.)Children's school performance
2.)The workplace
3.) Social interactions |
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Term
| What is Developmental Stuttering? |
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Definition
| Whole-word repetitions and other self-conscious non-fluency that is apparent in many young children. |
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Term
| What is Neurogenic Stuttering? |
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Definition
| Disorder of fluency associated with some form of brain damage. |
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Term
| Name 4 ways to help your child speak with ease. |
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Definition
1.) Model slow, relaxed speech
2.) Spend one-on-one time with the child
3.) Reduce general level of excitement in the home
4.) Do not pressure the child to talk or perform |
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