STUDIES IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STUTTERING: VII Effect of Certain Changes in Speech Pattern upon Frequency of Stuttering
STUDIES IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STUTTERING: VII Effect of Certain Changes in Speech Pattern upon Frequency of Stuttering
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DOI:
10.1044/jshd.0202.105
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发表时间:
1937-06-01
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Rosen, Leonard
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作者:
Johnson, Wendell;Rosen, Leonard
Eighteen adult stutterers served as subjects.'Each subject read 7,500 words, employing his customary speech pattern in reading each of three different 500-word passages, and using a prescribed speech pattern, different from his characteristic one, in reading each of twelve different 500-word passages. The fifteen passages were edited in order to make them as nearly similar as possible with respect to reading difficulty.The speech patterns used, and the order in which they were used by each subject, are given in the left hand column of Table I. In Reading No. 2, the subject was instructed to read at an extraordinarily slow rate, but not to alter his speech otherwise, and a stopwatch was used (as in all readings) to record reading time in order to determine the degree of slowing of the reading rate. The decrease, with reference to Reading No. 1, was marked in all cases, ranging from 11.5 per cent to 188.7 per cent, the median decrease being 45.3 per cent. In Reading No. 3, the subject was instructed to read as fast as he could while maintaining distinct speech. Six subjects read