Stuttering - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StutteringNo single, exclusive cause of developmental stuttering is known. A variety of hypotheses and theories suggests multiple factors contributing to stuttering. Among these is the strong evidence that stuttering has a genetic basis. Children who have first-degree relatives who stutter are three times as likely to develop a stutter. However, twinand adoption studies suggest that genetic factors interact with environmental factors for stuttering to occur, and many stutterers have no f…
What is Stammering? | STAMMA
stamma.org › about-stammering › what-stammeringStammering is a neurological condition that makes it physically hard to speak. Someone who stammers will repeat, prolong or get stuck on sounds or words. There might also be signs of visible tension as the person struggles to get the word out. Here are some other stammering facts: About 8%* of children will stammer at some point.
Stamming – Wikipedia
https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/StammingStamming er en taleflytvanske, og kan være en kommunikasjonshemming. Stamming innebærer at talen blir avbrutt av ufrivillige gjentagelser og forlengelser av lyder og ord, samt stille pauser (blokkeringer), som kan oppleves som at ord setter seg fast i brystet, halsen eller munnen. Slike talebrudd kan komme uventet, og kan oppleves som at en mister kontroll over talen sin. De fleste mennesker har av og til brudd i talen, som pauser, nøling og revisjoner, uten at dette nødvendigvi…
What is Stammering? | STAMMA
https://stamma.org/about-stammering/what-stammeringFor many people who stammer it is this aspect of having a stammer which forms the greater part of the experience, and there are many people out there who swap words, avoid contact, keep silent, so that people don't know that they stammer. Stammering is variable. A stammer can change from one day, hour or sentence, to the next.