International Journal of Speech and Audiology
2022, Vol. 3, Issue 2, Part A
Effect of stuttering on speech & language development and quality of voice: A pilot study
Author(s): Swetlana Singh Gaur, Priya Mishra, Tabinda Naqvi and Rajeev Ranjan
Abstract: Aim: To examine the impact of stuttering on the development of speech and language and voice quality in stuttering children.Methods: Two male children between the ages of 7 and 10 were chosen as the study's subjects. The SSI-4 was used to assess the extent of stuttering, and the LPT was used to determine the child's language proficiency (semantic and syntax). Dr. Speech software was used to evaluate the voice's quality. The study was conducted at the speech and hearing unit, CRC, Lucknow, India.Results: Subject with moderate stuttering had delayed language (semantics and syntax) levels, a minor hoarse voice, and severe breathiness. Only the syntactical skills of the subjects with the most severe stuttering were delayed, and their voice quality was within acceptable ranges.Conclusion: The children who stutter may experience delayed language development in higher language skills as well as a significant impact on voice quality.
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Swetlana Singh Gaur, Priya Mishra, Tabinda Naqvi and Rajeev Ranjan. Effect of stuttering on speech & language development and quality of voice: A pilot study. International Journal of Speech and Audiology. 2022; 3(2): 26-32.
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