commentr/StutterJuly 17, 2024

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Need I continue? I think that we can all agree that much of the academic process is not conducive to the passionate pursuit of answers.  The process of a research study can become energy-draining and more about paper pushing and meeting obligations than answering the questions researchers set out to answer in the first place. **Here are some questions that researchers ask themselves daily**: (*how would you answer them?*) What if you learned speech was movement?  What if you learned the subconscious was constantly assessing the environment and preparing what-it-deems-to-be-advantageous movements for that specific environment?  What if each possible movement was assigned a projected reward/punishment outcome?  What if the subconscious in people who stutter equated speech movements with reward-system “punishment” when the environment contained other people in it?  What if it did not prepare nor allow these speech movements as it believed them to result in reward-system “punishment”?

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Neurological & BrainPropositionality & Weight