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I feel the same way. Our brain seems to subconsciously exert more effort to avoid stuttering when we’re talking to strangers who might judge us, compared to when we’re with friends and family where w...
>"You mean not notice and so bypass the anticipatory effect resulting in spontaneous fluency, correct" No, I actually meant something completely different. I realize that I didn't make it clear enoug...
>*3. I am not sure what you mean by learning.* By learning it can literaly imply anything that involves primary stuttering, like: * Trial and Error Learning * Experiential Learning * Phonological er...
1. Eye-freezing, i.e. loss of potential mobility co-occurring with the block. I deem it so vital I wouldn't even classify it as a secondary behavior, and perhaps go as far as to say that we could addr...
I’ve always understood stuttering to be a dopamine issue. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dopamine_hypothesis_of_stuttering...
>If you have any questions in particular, I could try to answer Here are my questions regarding the diagram: * What is the primary symptom of stuttering (according to your hypothesis/ideas)? * What ...
Instead of focusing on whether specific stimuli trigger stuttering, I'd say we should go deeper into the underlying mechanism. In the sense of, what mechanism did we develop that decides whether we sp...
Going on a first date for the first time
Going on a first date for the first time So I'm 28 years old. And I'm going on my first date ever this week. Yes, I know it's late in life and I know should've taken a step earlier at some point. ...
Anyone else struggle with eye contact?
Anyone else struggle with eye contact? Since I could talk I’ve had a stutter, it’s not major but it’s noticeable. Beside the regular teasing and casual jokes, I haven’t seen many people talk about thi...
Do you want to share your thoughts on the entire process of stuttering?
Do you want to share your thoughts on the entire process of stuttering? I created [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/1d5k2fu/i_read_the_book_the_perfect_stutter_438_pages/) diagram - it ...
Do I have a psychological stutter
Do I have a psychological stutter I feel like my stutter is closely linked to whatever my current level of anxiety in a given situation. I still stutter sometimes when I’m not stressed out but it’s u...
> All I can do then is over a period of time, practice saying that phrase over and over when I'm alone, mindful of how it sounds, how it feels in my lips, throat etc. and after a while I know I can sa...
Yeah I know those differences are there in the brain because of evolutionary condition to being social. But I don't think it's *just* that. Some time back I tried to record myself speaking sentences...
Tips to improve stuttering from the research: "Revisiting Bloodstein’s Anticipatory Struggle Hypothesis from a psycholinguistic perspective: A variable release threshold hypothesis of stuttering"
Tips to improve stuttering from the research: "Revisiting Bloodstein’s Anticipatory Struggle Hypothesis from a psycholinguistic perspective: A variable release threshold hypothesis of stuttering" This...
Those activities might seem identical on the surface, but they are actually two different things. One is talking to yourself, one is talking to someone else. There is no social element to talking to...
My stutter is at its absolute worst when I'm speaking in front of groups, so I hope I can understand how hard it is-- for me, and it sounds like for you, not only in the moment but also in the build-u...
Terminologies explained: * **Speech motor plan**: (or, speech plan for short): This is an internal process that involves several steps to produce spoken words: * (1) It starts with deciding what you ...
Terminologies explained: * **Speech errors**: Stuttering-like disfluencies and hesitations are **NOT** speech errors. But they signify underlying errors that are detected in the speech motor plan and...
Tips to improve stuttering from the research: "Is a perceptual monitor needed to explain how speech errors are repaired?"
Tips to improve stuttering from the research: "Is a perceptual monitor needed to explain how speech errors are repaired?" This is my attempt to summarize [this](https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio...
Sorry to answer your question with a question... Without knowing you or your circumstances, it's difficult to answer you. My question to you is: In what ways do you view your stutter negatively? I'v...