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From: Rick
Date: 10 Oct 2005
Time: 15:03:54 -0500
Remote Name: 128.3.183.214
A related question. John Harrison doesn't believe in inherited stuttering or stuttering genetics, but he said that pws are more sensitive. Not just more sensitive to stuttering, but just more "sensitive" than the average person. Any research or observational evidence to prove or disprove the claim? Of couse, one can also argue the chicken or the egg dilemma (which came first). Sensitivity can be inherited, but if we can train all children to have high self-esteem and don't give a darn about what others think or say...