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R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - Springer
Background Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

[PDF][PDF] The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - 2018 - core.ac.uk
Background: Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

[PDF][PDF] The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - 2018 - academia.edu
Background: Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - europepmc.org
Background Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - go.gale.com
Children who stutter (CWS) are placed at risk for being teased and bullied in primary school
due to negative peer attitudes and perceptions [1-4]. Negative attitudes and interactions …

[HTML][HTML] The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com
Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in primary school
because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There is little …

[HTML][HTML] The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - search.proquest.com
Background Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - Trials, 2018 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …

The Classroom Communication Resource (CCR) intervention to change peer's attitudes towards children who stutter (CWS): study protocol for a randomised …

R Mallick, H Kathard, L Thabane, M Pillay - 2018 - open.uct.ac.za
Background: Children who stutter (CWS) are at a high-risk of being teased and bullied in
primary school because of negative peer attitudes and perceptions towards stuttering. There …