Journal of Fluency Disorders 1991: Vol 16 Index

9 Pages·1991·1.6 MB·English

AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 16
Andy, O. J. and Bhagnatar, S. C.: Sound-Silence Patterns of
Thalamic-Induced Stuttering (Surgical Monologues, 237 (abstract)
Observations), 167 (abstract) Culatta, Richard: Clinical Management of
Ashworth, Melanie S.: see St. Louis, Childhood Stuttering, 317 (book
Kenneth O. review)
Bakker, Klaas, Brutten, Gene J., Janssen, Dembowski, James and Watson, Ben C.:
Peggy, and van der Meulen, Sjoeke: An Instrumented Method for
An Eyemarking Study of Anticipation Assessment and Remediation of
and Dysfluency among Elementary Stuttering: A Single- Subject Case
School Stutterers, 25 Study, 241
Baumgartner, J. M.: The Atypical Stutterer, De Nil, L. F. and Brutten, G. J.: Voice
229 (book review) Onset Times of Stuttering and
Bhagnatar, S. C.: see Andy, O. J. Nonstuttering Children: The Influence
Bilong, F.: see Schachter, S. of Externally and Linguistically
Bishop, Judith Hidding, Williams, Harriet Imposed Time Pressure, 143
G., and Cooper, William A.: Age and Devous, Michael D., Sr.: see Watson, Ben
Task Complexity Variables in Motor od
Performance of Children with Fairbank, Carlene: see Mowrer, Donald E.
Articulation- Disordered, Stuttering, Feldstein, S.: see Crown, C. L.
and Normal Speech, 207 Ferrand, Carole T., Gilbert, Harvey R., and
Blood, Gordon W.: see Ferrand, Carole T. Blood, Gordon W.: Selected Aspects
Bortz, Melissa A. and Girson, Joan E.: of Central Processing and Vocal Motor
Thoughts About a Great Stuttering Function in Stutterers and
Therapist: An Open Letter to Charles Nonstutterers, 101
Van Riper, 239 (letter to the editor) Finitzo, T.: see Watson, Ben C.
Brutten, G. J.: see De Nil, L. F. Freeman, Frances J.: see Watson, Ben C.
Brutten, Gene J.: From the Editor’s Desk, 1 Gilbert, Harvey R.: see Ferrand, Carole T.
Brutten, Gene J.: see Bakker, Klaas Girson, Joan E.: see Bortz, Melissa A.
Chapman, Sandra B.: see Watson, Ben C. Gordon, Pearl A. Language Task Effects. A
Conture, Edward G.: see LaSalle, Lisa R. Comparison of Stuttering and
Cooper, C. S.: see Cooper, E. B. Nonstuttering Children, 275
Cooper, E. B. and Cooper, C. S.: A Fluency Hanson, Marvin: see MacFarlane, Wendy
Disorders Prevention Program for Barnes
Preschoolers and Children in the Harrison, John C.: How to Rid Yourselfo f
Primary Grades, 235 (abstract) Stuttering in Under 60 Seconds, 327
Cooper, William A.: see Bishop, Judith (letter to the editor)
Hidding Healey, E. Charles: Stuttering Severity
Crowe, Kathryn M. and Kroll, Robert M.: Instrument for Children and Adults
Response Latency and Response Class (revised), 309 (assessment review)
for Stutterers and Nonstutterers as Hixon, T. J.: see Stathopoulos, E.J.
Measured by a Word-Association Hoit, J. D.: see Stathopoulos, E. J.
Task, 35 Janssen, Peggy: see Bakker, Klaas
Crown, C. L. and Feldstein, S.: The Jescheniak, Jérg-Dieter: see Nippold,
Perception of Speech Rate From the Marilyn A.
AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 16
Andy, O. J. and Bhagnatar, S. C.: Sound-Silence Patterns of
Thalamic-Induced Stuttering (Surgical Monologues, 237 (abstract)
Observations), 167 (abstract) Culatta, Richard: Clinical Management of
Ashworth, Melanie S.: see St. Louis, Childhood Stuttering, 317 (book
Kenneth O. review)
Bakker, Klaas, Brutten, Gene J., Janssen, Dembowski, James and Watson, Ben C.:
Peggy, and van der Meulen, Sjoeke: An Instrumented Method for
An Eyemarking Study of Anticipation Assessment and Remediation of
and Dysfluency among Elementary Stuttering: A Single- Subject Case
School Stutterers, 25 Study, 241
Baumgartner, J. M.: The Atypical Stutterer, De Nil, L. F. and Brutten, G. J.: Voice
229 (book review) Onset Times of Stuttering and
Bhagnatar, S. C.: see Andy, O. J. Nonstuttering Children: The Influence
Bilong, F.: see Schachter, S. of Externally and Linguistically
Bishop, Judith Hidding, Williams, Harriet Imposed Time Pressure, 143
G., and Cooper, William A.: Age and Devous, Michael D., Sr.: see Watson, Ben
Task Complexity Variables in Motor od
Performance of Children with Fairbank, Carlene: see Mowrer, Donald E.
Articulation- Disordered, Stuttering, Feldstein, S.: see Crown, C. L.
and Normal Speech, 207 Ferrand, Carole T., Gilbert, Harvey R., and
Blood, Gordon W.: see Ferrand, Carole T. Blood, Gordon W.: Selected Aspects
Bortz, Melissa A. and Girson, Joan E.: of Central Processing and Vocal Motor
Thoughts About a Great Stuttering Function in Stutterers and
Therapist: An Open Letter to Charles Nonstutterers, 101
Van Riper, 239 (letter to the editor) Finitzo, T.: see Watson, Ben C.
Brutten, G. J.: see De Nil, L. F. Freeman, Frances J.: see Watson, Ben C.
Brutten, Gene J.: From the Editor’s Desk, 1 Gilbert, Harvey R.: see Ferrand, Carole T.
Brutten, Gene J.: see Bakker, Klaas Girson, Joan E.: see Bortz, Melissa A.
Chapman, Sandra B.: see Watson, Ben C. Gordon, Pearl A. Language Task Effects. A
Conture, Edward G.: see LaSalle, Lisa R. Comparison of Stuttering and
Cooper, C. S.: see Cooper, E. B. Nonstuttering Children, 275
Cooper, E. B. and Cooper, C. S.: A Fluency Hanson, Marvin: see MacFarlane, Wendy
Disorders Prevention Program for Barnes
Preschoolers and Children in the Harrison, John C.: How to Rid Yourselfo f
Primary Grades, 235 (abstract) Stuttering in Under 60 Seconds, 327
Cooper, William A.: see Bishop, Judith (letter to the editor)
Hidding Healey, E. Charles: Stuttering Severity
Crowe, Kathryn M. and Kroll, Robert M.: Instrument for Children and Adults
Response Latency and Response Class (revised), 309 (assessment review)
for Stutterers and Nonstutterers as Hixon, T. J.: see Stathopoulos, E.J.
Measured by a Word-Association Hoit, J. D.: see Stathopoulos, E. J.
Task, 35 Janssen, Peggy: see Bakker, Klaas
Crown, C. L. and Feldstein, S.: The Jescheniak, Jérg-Dieter: see Nippold,
Perception of Speech Rate From the Marilyn A.
Kroll, Robert M.: see Crowe, Kathryn M. Mowrer, 314 (assessment review)
LaSalle, Lisa R. and Conture, Edward G.: Rosenfield, D. B. and Nudelman, H. B.:
Eye Contact Between Young Stutterers Fluency, Dysfluency, and Aging, 168
and Their Mothers, 173 (abstract)
Lewis, K. E.: The Structure of Disfluency Rosenfield, David B.: Working with
Behaviors in the Speech of Adult Stuttering, 162 (book review)
Stutterers, 168 (abstract) Ryan, C. R. L.: see Webster, W. G.
Manning, W.: Help! My Child is Starting to Schachter, S. and Bilong, F.: Filled Pauses
Stutter, 232 (book review) and Gestures: It’s Not Coincidence,
Manning, W.: Help! This Child is 237 (abstract)
Stuttering, 231 (book review) Schwarz, Ilsa E.: see Nippold, Marilyn A.
Manning, Walter H.: Working with Siebens, Arthur A.: see Tippett, Donna
Stuttering, 159 (book review) Clark
MacFarlane, Wendy Barnes, Hanson, Solomon, N. P.: see Stathopoulos, E. J.
Marvin, Walton, Wendel, and Mellon, Starkweather, C. Woodruff: News of the
Charles David: Stuttering in Five International Fluency Association, 345
Generations of a Single Family: A Stathopoulos, E. J., Hoit, J. D., Hixon, T. J.,
Preliminary Report Including Watson, P. J., and Solomon, N. P.:
Evidence Supporting a Sex-Modified Respiratory and Laryngeal Function
Mode of Transmission, 117 During Whispering, 170 (abstract)
Mellon, Charles David: see MacFarlane, St. Louis, Kenneth O.: International
Wendy Barnes Fluency Association Priorities: A Poll
Miller, Susan: see Watson, Ben C. of Potential Members, 335
Mowrer, Donald: Stuttering Severity St. Louis, Kenneth O., Murray, Cheryl D.,
Instrument for Children and Adults and Ashworth, Melanie S.: Coexisting
(revised), 311 (assessment review) Communication Disorders in a
Mowrer, Donald E. and Fairbank, Carlene: Random Sample of School-Aged
A Case Report of Within- Vowel Stutterers, 13
Glottal Stop Insertion in the Speech of Tippett, Donna Clark and Siebens, Arthur
an Adult Male, 55 A.: Distinguishing Psychogenic from
Murray, Cheryl D.: see St. Louis, Kenneth O. Neurogenic Dysfluency When
Nippold, Marilyn A., Schwarz, Ilsa E., and Neurologic and Psychologic Factors
Jescheniak, Jérg-Dieter: Narrative Coexist, 3
Ability in School-Age Stuttering Boys: Van Dam—Baggen, R.: see Janssen, P.
A Preliminary Investigation, 289 van der Meulen, Sjoeke: see Bakker, Klaas
Nudelman H. B.: see Rosenfield, D. B. Walton, Wendel: see MacFarlane, Wendy
Patterson, J. and Pring, T.: Listeners Barnes
Attitudes to Stuttering Speakers: No Watson, Ben C.: see Dembowski, James
Evidence for a Gender Difference, 201 Watson, Ben C., Freeman, Frances J.,
Perkins, W. H.: A Theory of Chapman, Sandra B., Miller, Susan,
Neuropsycholinguistic Function in Finitzo, T., Pool, Kenneth D., and
Stuttering, 236 (abstract) Devous, Michael D., Sr.: Linguistic
Pool, Kenneth D.: see Watson, Ben C. Performance Deficits in Stutterers:
Pring, T.: see Patterson, J. Relation to Laryngeal Reaction Time
Ramig, Peter R.: Working with Stuttering, Profiles, 85
162 (book review) Watson, P. J.: see Stathopoulos, E. J.
Riley, Glyndon D.: Response to Reviews Webster, W. G. and Ryan, C. R. L.: Task
by E. Charles Healey and Donald Complexity and Manual Reaction
Times in People who Stutter, 167 Williams, Harriet G.: see Bishop, Judith
(abstract) Hidding
Weiss, Amy L. and Zebrowski, Patricia M.: Zebrowski, Patricia M.: see Weiss,
Patterns of Assertiveness and Amy L.
Responsiveness in Parental Zebrowski, P. M.: Duration of the Speech
Interactions with Stuttering and Fluent Disfluencies of Beginning Stutterers,
Children, 125 169 (abstract)
SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 16
Abstracts Articulation
Duration of the speech dysfluencies of motor performance, age and task
beginning stutterers, 169 complexity variables in, 219
Filled pauses and gestures: it’s not in school-aged stutterers, 16
coincidence, 237 Articulatory physiologic events, evaluation
A fluency disorders prevention program of, 241
for preschoolers and children in the Aspirated consonants, in neurogenic
primary grades, 235 dysfluency, 4
Fluency, dysfluency, and aging, 168 Assertiveness ratios, for parents of
The perception of speech rate from the stuttering and fluent children, 125
sound-silence patterns of monologues, Assessment Review
237 Stuttering Severity Instrument for
Respiratory and laryngeal function Children and Adults (revised), 309
during whispering, 170 Atypical communication disorders,
Social anxiety and stuttering, 236 reporting of, 55
The structure of disfluency behaviors in Atypical stutterers, characterization of, 229
the speech of adult stutterers, 168 (book review)
Task complexity and manual reaction
times in people who stutter, 167 Beginning stutterers, duration of speech
Thalamic-induced stuttering (surgical dysfluencies of, 169 (abstract)
observations), 167 Bilateral cerebral hemisphere damage, in
A theory of neuropsycholinguistic neurogenic dysfluency, 4
function in stuttering, 236, 323 Biofeedback therapy, visual, in remediation
Acoustic intensity display, in biofeedback of stuttering, 241
therapy, 242 Blocks, in school-aged stutterers, 15
Acquired dysfluency, distinguishing Bobulation, as new definition of speech
psychogenic from neurogenic etiology, repetition, 329
3 Book Reviews
Adults, structure of dysfluency behaviors The Atypical Stutterer, 229
in, 168 (abstract) Clinical Management of Childhood
Aging, speech motor control system Stuttering, 317
affected by, 168 (abstract), 207, 219 Help! My Child is Starting to Stutter, 232
Alzheimer’s disease, language affected by, Help! This Child is Stuttering, 231
168 (abstract) Working with Stuttering, 159
Anoxic encephalopathy, acquired Brain tumor, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4
dysfluency after, 3 Broken words, in word-final position of
Anticipation, among elementary school phrase or clause, 55
stutterers, 25
Anxiety neurosis, in psychogenic Central nervous system (CNS), acquired
dysfluency, 6 damage to, in neurogenic dysfluency, 3
Aphasia, neurogenic dysfluency associated Central processing, in stutterers and
with, 5 nonstutterers, 101
Apraxia of speech, neurogenic dysfluency Cerebral damage, in neurogenic
associated with, 5 dysfluency, 4
Cerebrovascular disease, in neurogenic Filled pauses, occurrence of, 237 (abstract)
dysfluency, 4 Fixation, eye, among elementary school
Chest wall displacement, visual feedback stutterers, 25
of, 242 Fluency disorders prevention program, for
Child-only gaze, in categorization of preschoolers and children in primary
mother-child gaze behavior, 181 grades, 235 (abstract)
Choral reading, psychogenic fluency From the Desk of the IFA President
response to, 5 International Fluency Association
Clinical Evaluation of Language priorities: a poll of potential members,
Fundamentals-Revised (CELF-R), 335
receptive and expressive language
development assessed via, 289 Gestures, occurrence of, 237 (abstract)
Clinical management, of childhood Glottal stop insertion, within-vowel, in
stuttering, 317 (book review) speech of adult male, 55
Communication disorders, coexisting, in Goldfarb-Halpern Word-Association Test,
random sample of school-aged in assessment of response latency and
stutterers, 13 response class, 35
Communicative situations, exposure to
different, psychogenic fluency Handedness, in neurogenic dysfluency, 5
response to, 5 Headache, in neurogenic dysfluency, 5
Consonants, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4 Head trauma, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4
Conversion reaction, in psychogenic Hearing, in school-aged stutterers, 17
dysfluency, 6
Inductive plethysmography, in monitoring
Delayed auditory feedback, psychogenic respiratory movement, 242
fluency response to, 5 Infarcts, cerebral, in neurogenic
Depression, in psychogenic dysfluency, 3 dysfluency, 5
Dysarthria, neurogenic dysfluency Instrumented method, for assessment and
associated with, 5 remediation of stuttering, 241
International Fluency Association (IFA)
Electrogloitograph (EGG), in stuttering establishment of, 71
assessment, 242 founding articles of, 79
Electromyographic (EMG) feedback, in news of, 73, 345
reduction of muscle organization of, 1
tension, 243 priorities of: a poll of potential members,
Epilepsy, acquired dysfluency after, 3 335
Expressive language development,
assessment of, 289 Language, effect of on perception, 328
External time pressure, influence of on (letter to the editor)
voice onset times, 143 Language disorders, coexistence of with
Eye contact, between child stutterers and speech disorders, in school-aged
their mothers, 173 stutterers, 13
Eyemarking study, of anticipation and Language elicitation tasks, effects of on
dysfluency among elementary school dysfluencies of stuttering and
stutterers, 25 nonstuttering children, 275
Laryngeal function, during whispering, 170
Family, five generations of, stuttering in, (abstract)
117 Laryngeal reaction time profiles, in relation
to linguistic performance deficits, 85 dysfluency, 3
Laryngeal shift, in stutterers and within-vowel glottal stop insertion and,
nonstutterers, 101 55
Learning disabled students, stories Neurological diseases, progressive, in
produced by, 290 neurogenic dysfluency, 4
Left anterior cerebral area, acquired Neuropsycholinguistic function, theory of,
damage to, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4 in stuttering, 236 (abstract), 323
Letter to the Editor (abstract)
How to rid yourself of stuttering in under Noninvasive laboratory instrumentation,
60 seconds, 327 for assessment and remediation of
Thoughts about a great stuttering stuttering, 241
therapist: an open letter to Charles Van Nonword fillers, in school-aged stutterers,
Riper, 239 15
Linguistic performance deficits, in
stutterers, relation to laryngeal reaction Obstriction, as new definition of
time profiles, 85 dysfluency, 329
Linguistic time pressure, influence of on Overt dysfluency, characterization of, 244
voice onset times, 143
Liquid consonants, in neurogenic P300 brain potentials, in stutterers and
dysfluency, 4 nonstutterers, 101
Listener attitudes, toward stuttering Parental interactions, patterns of
speakers, 201 assertiveness and responsiveness in,
with stuttering and fluent children, 125
MacSpeech software, response latencies Perceivable dysfluency, characterization
calculated using, 35 of, 244
Manual reaction times, in stutterers, 167 Perception, effect of language on, 328
(abstract), 207, 219 (letter to the editor)
Medication, effect of, on neurogenic Personality disorder, in psychogenic
dysfluency, 4 dysfluency, 6
Mercury strain gauges, in assessment of Phonatory signals, evaluation of, 241
prephonatory respiratory kinematics, Phrase repetitions, in school-aged
242 stutterers, 15
Molar dysfluency, characterization of, Planning and execution of speech, deficits
244 in, stuttering associated with, 85
Monologues, sound-silence patterns of, Pneumotachograph system, monitoring
speech rate perception from, 237 articulatory-laryngeal- respiratory
(abstract) coupling effects on airflow with, 242
Mother-child gaze behavior, young Prolongations, in school-aged stutterers,
childhood stuttering and, 173 15
Motor performance, age and task Pseudoseizures, acquired dysfluency after,
complexity variables in, 207, 219 3
Psychiatric difficulties, coincidence of
Narrative ability, in school-age stuttering
boys, 289
Neither gaze, in categorization of mother-
child gaze behavior, 181
Neurogenic dysfluency within-vowel glottal stop insertion
distinguishing from psychogenic and, 55
Questionable gaze, in categorization of speech rate perception from, 237
mother-child gaze behavior, 181 (abstract)
Sound/syllable repetitions, in school-aged
Receptive language development, stutterers, 15
assessment of, 289 Spasticity, acquired dysfluency after, 3
Respiratory function, during whispering, Speech disorders, coexistence of with
170 (abstract) language disorders, in school-aged
Respiratory kinematic signals, evaluation stutterers, 13
of, 241 Speech interruptions, idiosyncratic,
Response class, word association task in characterization of, 244
measurement of, in stutterers and Speech physiology, noninvasive laboratory
nonstutterers, 35 instrumentation for assessment of, 241
Response latency, word association task in Speech rate, perception of, from sound-
measurement of, in stutterers and silence patterns of monologues, 237
nonstutterers, 35 (abstract)
Responsiveness ratios, for parents of Status epilepticus, acquired dysfluency
stuttering and fluent children, 125 after, 3
Right cerebral hemisphere, acquired Story grammars, characterization of, 289
damage to, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4 Structure of disfluency behaviors, in speech
of adult stutterers, 168 (abstract)
Saccadic movements, computer-controlled Stuttering. See different aspects of
eyemarker in tracking of, in Stuttering
elementary school stutterers, 25 Stuttering severity instrument, for children
School-age stutterers and adults, 309 (assessment review)
coexisting communication disorders in, Subperceptual behaviors, characterization
13 of, 244
eyemarking study of anticipation and Symptom reversibility, diagnostic
dysfluency in, 25 importance of in distinguishing
narrative ability in, 289 psychogenic from neurogenic etiology,
Sentence-imitation task, effects of on 3
dysfluencies of stuttering and Syntactic complexity, effects of on
nonstuttering children, 276 dysfluencies of stuttering and
Sentence-modeling task, effects of on nonstuttering children, 275
dysfluencies of stuttering and
nonstuttering children, 276 Task complexity, in stutterers, 167
Sex-modified trait hypothesis, of genetic (abstract), 207, 219
transmission of stuttering, in five Test for Auditory Comprehension of
generational family, 117 Language-Revised (TACL-R), in
Silent reading, among elementary school receptive language assessment, 290
stutterers, 25 Test of Language Development-Primary
Singing, psychogenic fluency response to, (TOLD-P), in expressive language
5 assessment, 290
Single syllable target words, in voice onset Thalamus, in induction of stuttering, 167
time studies, 143 (abstract)
Social anxiety, role of in stuttering, 236 Time pressure, externally and dinguistically
(abstract) imposed, influence of on voice onset
Sounds, in neurogenic dysfluency, 4 times, 143
Sound-silence patterns, of monologues, Treatment, of stuttering, 159 (book review)
Van Riper, Charles, open letter to, 239 Weakness, diffuse, acquired dysfluency
(letter to the editor) after, 3
Vibratory onset, in stutterers and Whispered speech
nonstutterers, 101 respiratory and laryngeal function
Vocal fold vibration, in stutterers and during, 170 (abstract)
nonstutterers, 101 within-vowel glottal stop insertion in, 55
Vocal motor function, in stutterers and White noise, psychogenic fluency response
nonstutterers, 101 to, 5
Vocal reaction times, in dysfluent children, Word association task, response latency
207, 219 and response class for stutterers and
Voice, in school-aged stutterers, 16 nonstutterers as measured by, 35
Voice onset times, in stuttering and Word fillers, in school-aged stutterers, 15
nonstuttering children, Wordlist, presented to elementary school
143 stutterers, 25
Voice reaction times, in stuttering and Word repetitions, in school-aged stutterers,
nonstuttering children, 143 15