Oh, well, you could just look up any extensive stutter resource on the net, really. Maybe some of the links in here will suffice: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/wiki/index My point was mostly just that stutter is very variable, and even if we think we experience a change in some situation or other, it might not be because of that situation specifically (necessarily), but rather some of the many other variance factors in general.