An Experimental Study of Stuttering
An Experimental Study of Stuttering
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) the experimenter frequently skipped words, and even whole sentences ; yet it was found that the stutterer continued to read through these intervals without stuttering. His introspective reports testi- fied that he felt " secure " while reading alone in these inter- vals because he knew that if he " got stuck " he would be aided and prompted by the experimenter.
Other subjects reported " fear, " " anxiety, " " uneasiness, " " distrust " of themselves, " lack of confidence, " " dread, " etc. "A... feeling of strain " was frequently reported. One subject said that he often felt himself sweating; and many felt the rapid beating of their hearts.
In describing his mental state during stuttering one subject (H. A. ) said: "When I am about to speak, I am usually in a somewhat excited state, sometimes more so than at others; when I get into that state I am unable to control myself and I fear the outcome. I experience an internal trembling and I frequently wonder if I show my excitement to any great extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) the experimenter frequently skipped words, and even whole sentences ; yet it was found that the stutterer continued to read through these intervals without stuttering. His introspective reports testi- fied that he felt " secure " while reading alone in these inter- vals because he knew that if he " got stuck " he would be aided and prompted by the experimenter.
Other subjects reported " fear, " " anxiety, " " uneasiness, " " distrust " of themselves, " lack of confidence, " " dread, " etc. "A... feeling of strain " was frequently reported. One subject said that he often felt himself sweating; and many felt the rapid beating of their hearts.
In describing his mental state during stuttering one subject (H. A. ) said: "When I am about to speak, I am usually in a somewhat excited state, sometimes more so than at others; when I get into that state I am unable to control myself and I fear the outcome. I experience an internal trembling and I frequently wonder if I show my excitement to any great extent.
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