Eight adult male stutterers with Down's syndrome (DS) were compared with a matched
group of fluent speakers with DS on verbal and manual motor production tasks at two levels …

The relationship between speech dysfluency and manual lateralisation was studied in 31
adults with Down's syndrome. Analysis of speech samples from videotapes indicated that …

The speech of children with Down's syndrome (DS) is often unintelligible, unlike many other
children who have an intellectual disability. However, the nature of their speech disorder is …

The genetic condition, Down's syndrome, predisposes to the development of a varied and
extensive range of language and speech disorders. Recent diagnostic and therapeutic …

Adults with Down's syndrome and a group of undifferentiated mentally handicapped persons
were examined using a free recall dichotic listening procedure to determine a laterality index …

Spontaneous speech samples were obtained from 19 institutionalized mongoloids and from
19 normally intelligent individuals. All subjects were evaluated by a panel of speech …

Mentally handicapped adults with and without Down's syndrome performed single
movements and movement sequences following both verbal and demonstration cueing …

Background Evidence shows that neurotypical individuals who stutter use fewer gestures
than those who do not stutter. Presently, no research exists about the interaction of stuttering …

We know that the percentage of people with Down's syndrome who show characteristics of
dysfluency is high. Studies such as those by Preus (1973) and Devenny and Silverman …

Adults with and without Down syndrome performed a rapid unimanual finger-tapping task
alone and while sound-shadowing high frequency words. For male subjects, the concurrent …