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From: Lauren Gongre, lauren_gongre_00@subr.edu, Southern University and A&M College
Date: 16 Oct 2012
Time: 11:54:08 -0500
Remote Name: 174.79.127.150
Very interesting paper! I can definitely see why it is important for everyone, especially people who stutter, to get a good night’s rest. As you stated, sleep deprivation can impair cognitive functions that support speech. If a person does not get enough rest, then their attention and executive functions decrease throughout the day; therefore, affecting their fluency skills. Again, great paper; I enjoyed reading it!