Announcing 'Stammering Research' - Stammering Research - UCL

KATHERINE DEMUTH
Production approaches to stuttering
AUTHORS’ RESPONSE TO CONTINUING
COMMENTARIES
Stammering Research. Vol. 1.
C. SAVAGE & E. LIEVEN
Can the Usage-Based Approach to Language Development be Applied to
Analysis of Developmental Stuttering?
CONTINUING COMMENTARIES ON ‘INVOLVEMENT OF
SOCIAL FACTORS IN STUTTERING: A REVIEW AND
ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT METHODOLOGY’ BY A.
FURNHAM AND S. DAVIS
G. BLOOD & I. M. BLOOD
Social Factors in Stuttering: A Call for Rigorous, Accountable and Timely
Research
M. VANRYCKEGHEM
Commentary on "Involvement of social factors in stuttering: A review and
assessment of current methodology" By A. Furnham and S. Davis
AUTHORS’ RESPONSE TO CONTINUING
COMMENTARIES
S. DAVIS & A. FURNHAM
Involvement of social factors in stuttering: A review and assessment of
current methodology
RESEARCH DATA, SOFTWARE AND ANALYSIS SECTION
P. HOWELL, S. DAVIS, J. BARTRIP & L. WORMALD
Effectiveness of frequency shifted feedback at reducing disfluency for
linguistically easy, and difficult, sections of speech (original audio
recordings included)
S. JOUKOV
Trial software for frequency shifted and delayed auditory feedback
ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS FROM BSA VACATION
STUDENSHIPS 2004
L. WORMALD, S. DAVIS & P. HOWELL
The Family History of Stuttering in Recovered and Persistent Groups
K. HUSSAIN, S. KHAN, P.HOWELL & S. DAVIS
Do children who stutter have word finding difficulties?
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