… This study compared children’s and parents’ views on the impact of stuttering on children’s …
Analyses revealed that parents are generally aware of the impact of stuttering on their …

… who stutter experience these negative consequences: … parents perceived stuttering to affect
their children's QoL to a small extent, meaning that children react negatively to stuttering only …

… ’, ADWS’, and their parents’ preferences related to stuttering therapy, with consideration to
… More specifically, there was interest to learn whether CWS, ADWS, and their parents have …

… young people whose parents indicated that they stutter (n = … stuttering severity, the participants’
parents responded to a Likert scale question (“How would you rate your child’s stuttering …

… who stutter and research in the field has sought only parents' … population of early adolescent
children who stutter, no studies … there is a relationship between temperament and stuttering …

… and 4 were siblings of the youths who stuttered. Three of the siblings were adolescents.
Thirty-two of the respondents were males and 68 were females. Their ages ranged from 13 to 67 …

… A semi-structured clinical interview was conducted with the patient group and their parents
by a child and adolescent psychiatrist using the “Schedule for Affective Disorders and …

… The purpose of this study was to investigate how adolescents who stutter and their typically
fluent peers interpret ambiguous social cues in verbal and non-verbal scenarios. There were …

… in their formative years with their family, it is likely the reaction of family members to stuttering
may also impact … Parents can provide support by teaching their child to accept and manage …

… speech might be less confusing to the CWS’ playmates and their parents, creating fewer
negative responses. In school-aged CWS, clinicians might assist in the altering of negative peer …