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The Syndrome of Stuttering by John Gavin Andrews, Mary M. Harris, Roger Garside, David Kay is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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title Contents Acknowledgements Introduction Fig I. Facial grimace accompanying stutter chapter 1 - The Diagnosis of Stuttering table 1 - severity of stuttering chapter 2 - Present Knowledge of the Syndrome fig 2 - The use of the adaptation curve to study specific word-anxiety and general situation-anxiety chapter 3 - The Natural History of Stuttering table 2 - Age of Onset fig 3. The onset and duration of stutter experienced by the 43 children. chapter 4 - Survey of Stuttering in Schoolchildren Methods fig 4 fig 5 figs 6 and 7 - Two drawings made by children while completingg the Raven's Controlled Projection Test chapter 5 - Survey of Stuttering 1n Schoolchildren Differences between Stuttering and Non-Stuttering Groups of Children table 3 tables 4-6 tables 7-9 table 10 tables 11-12 tables 13-14 tables 15-16 tables 17-18 tables 19-20 tables 21-22 table 23 table 24 tables 25-26 tables 27-28 tables 29-30 tables 31-32 tables 33-34 table 35 table 36 table 37 tables 38-39 tables 40-41 tables 42-44 tables 45-46 table 47 fig 8 - Figure-drawing - failure to draw a cube. fig 9 - Failure in right/left discrimination. tables 48-49 tables 50-51 table 52 table 53 tables 54-55 tables 56-57 tabl

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Author
John Gavin Andrews, Mary M. Harris, Roger Garside, David Kay
Publisher
The Spastics Society Medical Education and Information Unit, Heinemann Medical Books
Published
1964
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Psychology, Medical, Neurology

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