Let's all discuss. What are your thoughts? What is the origin of stutter triggers? How are stutter triggers developed?

Let's all discuss. What are your thoughts? What is the origin of stutter triggers? How are stutter triggers developed? https://preview.redd.it/2thx0yyuxp3e1.png?width=1746&format=png&auto=webp&s=c01df46bdb7758c4aecac0ab0d37f24d5670de8e Stutter triggers - such as fear or the anticipation of stuttering - can exacerbate stuttering. These triggers are shaped by a complex interplay of psychological, social, and emotional factors. The diagram explains how such triggers are developed - according to various psychological frameworks. While each framework may use a different terminology for "stutter triggers" they all provide unique perspectives on how external and internal stimuli interact to shape behavior and responses. **Why this matters:** Understanding how stutter triggers are formed is essential for designing effective interventions to "[**extinguish**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N4iQg6Fyw8w8TmavS2v3tDDc03FA8qs6/view?usp=sharing)" them. It raises important questions about current desensitization techniques used in speech therapy: Why might these methods fall short, and how could they be improved? If these techniques are insufficient, they may inadvertently disrupt the [**extinction process**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cPQsXtVOsilnUHL9E9gNTYcfz1pU1nHH/view?usp=sharing), and instead reinforce [**extinction failure**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_wNErk-Pc7-7UW5y8OMa9IdBZUOYE79b/view?usp=sharing). **What I’m hoping to learn:** I’d love to hear your thoughts, or experiences with this topic. * How do you think stutter triggers - like, fear of failure and stutter anticipation are shaped? * Which theoretical frameworks (from the diagram) do you think are most relevant to your own stutter triggers? Looking forward to a thought-provoking discussion! 😊