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Speech Motor Control and its Role in Stuttering

2025-06-02

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<p>This chapter reviews how speech is produced, the motor control processes that underlie it, and how these processes may be impaired or disrupted in individuals who stutter. The chapter begins by examining the human speech apparatus and the muscular control involved in moving various articulators over time. Next, it describes the anatomical structures in the brain that influence these movements, outlining empiric...

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Literature Corpus work: f06a520a-c974-5a80-a671-64ceb553d4cf
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/6c8xg_v4

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