Existence of Stuttering in SIgn Language and Other Forms of Expressive Communication

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From: Marina Polyakova
Date: 08 Oct 2006
Time: 19:02:57 -0500
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Hi Mr. Snyder, I am a graduate student at NYU. I thought your article was extremely interesting and addressed something that I had been wondering about. Being that the expression of any communication can be disrupted by disfluencies because of perhaps a common neural process, would you expect there to be significant differences between stuttering in different modalities, such as a difference between stuttering in sign language and stuttering in SimCom? Also, would you say that the complexity of the modality has an affect on the prevalence of stuttering?

Existence of Stuttering in SIgn Language and Other Forms of Expressive Communication

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