Cerebral dominance and stuttering
Cerebral dominance is not an abstract concept. The brain must program the larynx to produce sound. The actions of the larynx that are necessary to produce sound/speech often involve overcoming reflexes induced by the effects of airflow on laryngeal receptors. Stutterers have difficulty learning this...
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| description | Cerebral dominance is not an abstract concept. The brain must program the larynx to produce sound. The actions of the larynx that are necessary to produce sound/speech often involve overcoming reflexes induced by the effects of airflow on laryngeal receptors. Stutterers have difficulty learning this control, perhaps as a result of faulty mechanisms in cerebral dominance. AA |
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