This investigation concerns the persistence of stuttering and recovery from it among high-
risk children. At the end of the second year of a 6-year prospective study, 26 of 93 preschool …

In this prospective study, 26 of the 93 preschool children with a parental history of stuttering
who began to stutter were compared at preonset and 1 year later with those of a matched …

Theorists have increasingly suggested that both speech-motor and linguistic factors are
involved in the etiology of stuttering. This contention has been supported by findings that …

The purpose of this investigation was to identify speech and nonspeech behaviors
associated with the stuttering of children close to the onset of their problem. Ten stuttering …

Two groups of subjects were investigated, 46 stuttering children and 46 non-stuttering
children. In the stuttering group there were 32 males and 14 females; in the non-stuttering …

Research on the relation between stuttering and phonological/articulation deficits has been
reported in the literature over several decades. Yet virtually none of these investigations has …

This is a longitudinal study of the speech and language characteristics of 22 preschool-age
stuttering children, 16 from Ryan [J. Speech Hear. Res. 35 (1992) 333.]. They were tested …

This article presents broad preliminary findings from a longitudinal study of stuttering
pertaining to differentiation of developmental paths of childhood stuttering, as well as …

This portion of a multiyear prospective study was designed to investigate the communicative
style, speaking rate, and language complexity of 93 mothers of preschool children with a …

Various authors have proposed that delayed speech and language may be related to the
onset of stuttering in young children. In describing the development of stuttering, Van Riper …