Celebrities
Wrote songs such as "Perfect" and "Thinking out Loud"
Who is Ed Sheeran?
Name one technique that a person who stutters can use
Easy onset,
Perform an 8 second block.
perform block
There are tools and strategies that people use to help them during periods of stuttering
True
This is a type of stuttering when no noise comes out
What is a block?
He is a judge on America's Got Talent
Who is Simon Cowell?
This is a strategy that you use when you stutter on a word, then pause, find where the tension is, release the tension, and say the word again.
What are cancellations
Perform an easy onset
Breathe in, let out a little breath and an /h/ and then keep talking.
For example:, Anna (which would become “hhhhhanna”),
People stutter in lots of different ways
true
This is a type of stuttering when a sound or word is repeated
What is a repetition?
He is an actor that was in the Marvel Franchise.
Who is Samuel L. Jackson?
This is a strategy that helps you release tension while you're in the middle of a stuttering moment.
What are pull outs?
Perform a pull out
Ex: “cat”
K-k-k-k cat
Starting harder and then getting softer
10,8,6,4,2 (most tense to lease tense)
False
This is a type of stuttering that causes you to stretch or prolong a sound or syllable of a word.
What is a prolongation?
This is a famous person who stutters and is the voice of Darth Vader.
Who is James Earl Jones?
This is a strategy that requires you to release your breath and tension at the beginning of a sentence
What is an easy onset?
Perform a cancellation
(with tension) T-t-t-t-t- (pause) (less tension) tttomorrow
Start with excessive tension and then change it
Stuttering is caused by a combination of factors
True
This is the term used to refer to behaviors that occur with stuttering. It can be learned habits or ways to avoid stuttering moments. (ex: eye blinks, head nodding)
What is a secondary behavior/avoidance?
Actress in The Devil Wears Prada, Mary Poppins Returns, Oppenheimer.
Who is Emily Blunt?
Perform a 5 second prolongation.
prolongation
Stuttering is caused by illnesses such as the flu or the common cold
False