Stuttering
What is one type of stuttering?
Repetition, prolongation, and block
What is affected when someone blends sounds or deletes parts of words?
Intelligibility
Which stuttering behavior do I present with the least?
Block
What is pausing and phrasing?
Adding pauses (where commas would go) to take a breath or think about what words you want to say next?
What is a repetition?
A repetition in stuttering is when you repeat a sound or part of a word.
What is a repetition in cluttering?
When you repeat phrases or parts of a sentence
Which cluttering behavior do I present with the least?
Rate of speech difficulties
What is slow rate?
Slowing down your speech so that your articulation can come through and your brain can process what you want to say.
What is a prolongation?
Prolongation is when a sound is extended for a long period of time.
What is an interjection in cluttering?
Adding extra filler words
What is one stuttering behavior that I present with?
Repetition (stuttering)
What is over-articulation?
When you say every sound and syllable of a word clearly.
What is a block?
Blocking is when a part or sound of a word does not come out (gets stuck).
What is a revision in cluttering?
When you stop and restart your sentence using different wording.
What is one cluttering behavior I present with?
Lack of intelligibility (cluttering)
What is introducing the topic?
When someone states what they will be talking about before launching into their speech.
List 3 examples of additional (secondary) stuttering behaviors.
Adding filler words, Tension, Different breathing, Word switching, Body movements, and Lack of eye contact
What are some other behaviors of cluttering?
Rate, word-finding difficulties, and disorganized language
Overall, what is one speech behavior that I currently need to work on?
Lack of intelligibility
What kind of strategy is this?
Carl had to do a presentation for a class. During the presentation, he made sure all of his words were clearly articulated.
Over-articulation