Acknowledgment and severity of stuttering as factors influencing nonstutterers' perceptions of stutterers.
Acknowledgment and severity of stuttering as factors influencing nonstutterers' perceptions of stutterers.
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承认口吃及其严重程度是影响非口吃者对口吃者看法的因素。
DOI：
10.1044/jshd.5501.75
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发表时间：
1990
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通讯作者：
G. Blood
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作者：
Constance R. Collins;G. Blood
本研究的目的是确定（a）无口吃者是否更喜欢与承认自己口吃的轻度和重度口吃者互动，（B）无口吃者对轻度和重度口吃者的智力、个性和外表的看法是否会随着口吃者承认自己口吃而改变。两个轻度和两个严重的男性口吃者的承认和不承认录像带在采访的情况。84名女性受试者检查了访谈磁带，然后被指示回答问题和完成形容词量表。研究结果表明，相当数量的女性nonstutterers喜欢与严重口吃谁承认自己的口吃。承认自己有口吃的轻度和重度口吃者在智力、个性和外表方面得到了更好的评价。
The purpose of this study was to determine (a) if nonstutterers prefer to interact with mild and severe stutterers who acknowledge their stuttering and (b) if nonstutterers' perceptions of mild and severe stutterers' intelligence, personality, and appearance are altered as a function of stutterers' acknowledgment of their stuttering. Acknowledgment and nonacknowledgment videotapes of two mild and two severe male stutterers were made during interview situations. Eighty-four female subjects examined the interview tapes and were then instructed to answer questions and complete adjective scales. Findings indicate that significant numbers of female nonstutterers prefer to interact with severe stutterers who acknowledged their stuttering. Mild and severe stutterers who acknowledged their stuttering receive more favorable ratings on intelligence, personality, and appearance.