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KMID : 0384020060170020103
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Journal of the Korean Society of Logopedics and Phoniatrics
2006 Volume.17 No. 2 p.103 ~ p.106
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Perception of Adults’ and Children’s Stuttering in Korean Speech Language Pathologists and Laypeople
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Kim Yu-Jung
Chang Son-A
Shin Moon-Ja
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Abstract
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Listeners’’ perception toward stuttering has been considered an important factor to the diagnosis and treatment of stuttering. This study intended to examine perceptual differences between speech language pathologists and laypeople toward children and adults with stuttering. A Total of 102 subjects were surveyed. speech language pathologists’’ perception was more stereotypical than that of laypeople. laypeople perceived adults and children with no significant differences but, clinicians viewed adults more stereotypically. speech language pathologists were not influenced by experiencer, but experienced laypeople perceived children more negatively although people who have stuttering family members showed a less stereotypically. item analysis revealed that both groups showed different perspectives between adults and children with stuttering.
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KEYWORD
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Stuttering, Speech language pathologists’ perception, Laypeople perception
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