Background Geographical and cultural differences have been shown to affect public
attitudes towards stuttering. However, increasingly for many individuals in the world one's …

Background Negative reactions experienced by people who stutter often stem from
unfounded attitudes and beliefs in the community. Purpose There is a need to better …

Purpose This study aims to:(a) measure public attitudes toward stuttering in Malaysia using
the Public Opinion Survey of Human Attitudes-Stuttering [POSHA-S],(b) determine how …

Background Parents play a central role in the treatment of childhood stuttering. Addressing
parental attitudes toward stuttering is helpful therapeutically. The extent to which differences …

Background People who stutter often experience negative judgments and reactions to their
stuttering from the nonstuttering majority. Many are stigmatized because of their stuttering …

The present study aims at studying the public attitudes towards stuttering in Hong Kong and
Mainland China. Translated Chinese versions of the Public Opinion Survey of Human …

Introduction: Public attitudes towards stuttering have been shown to reflect negative
stereotypes and stigma around the world, and especially so in several Middle Eastern …

Introduction Epidemiological research methods have been shown to be useful in
determining factors that might predict commonly reported negative public attitudes toward …

Purpose Stuttering is a disorder of fluency that extends beyond its physical nature and has
social, emotional and vocational impacts. Research shows that individuals often exhibit …

Background and objectives: Extensive research documents ubiquitous negative attitudes
towards stuttering, but when and how they develop is unclear. This non-experimental …