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A Predictive Processing Model of Stuttering and Cluttering Behavior

2025-04-30

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<p>Speech production is a complex sensorimotor behavior that requires seamless integration between higher-level cognitive-linguistic intention and lower-level articulatory-motor execution. This paper presents a computational model of (dis)fluent speech production, grounded in principles of predictive processing and active inference. By conceptualizing speech as a process of minimizing prediction error through a hi...

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Literature Corpus work: 1806b7fd-ab55-5e83-a6d9-1f5da2b179e9
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/4s67g_v1

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