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J. FLUENCY DISORD 17 (1992), 303-304 AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 17 Bishop, Judith H.: see Williams, Harriet G Processing in Stuttering and Bloodstein, Oliver: Response to Hamre Nonstuttering Children, 265 Part I (commentary), 29 Haynes, William O.: see Hardin, C. Beth Response to Hamre: Part Il Hedge, M.N.: Comments on Hamre’s (commentary), 85 Stutering Prevention, 131 Boves, Louis: see Franken, Marie Christine Howell, Peter: see Kadi-Hanifi, Karima Brutten, Gene J.: see Vanryckeghem, Ingham, Roger J. and Cordes, Anne K Martine Interclinic Differences in Columbus, Peter J Don’t Call Me Billy Stuttering-Event Counts, 171 Budd, 205 Kadi-Hanifi, Karima and Howell, Peter Conture, Edward G. and Zebrowski, Syntactic Analysis of the Spon- Patricia M.: Can Childhood taneous Speech of Normally Fluent Speech Disfluencies be Mutable to and Stuttering Children, 151 the Influences of Speech-Language Meltzer, Ann: Horn Stuttering, 257 Pathologists, But Immutable to the Perkins, William H.: “Stuttering Pre- Influences of Parents?, 121 vention I’: Academic Exercise or Cordes, Anne K.: see Ingham, Roger J Clinical Relevance? Curlee, Richard F.: Comments on (commentary), 33 “Stuttering Prevention I”’ “Stuttering Prevention II’: Plaudits (commentary), 57 with Problems, 89 To Treat or To Prevent Are Those the Peters, Herman F.M.: see Franken, Marie Issues?, 107 Christine Dow, Kathy Ayala: see Ratner, Nan Pindzola, Rebekah H.: see Hardin, C. Beth Bernstein Ratner, Nan Bernstein and Dow, Kathy Franken, Marie Christine, Boves, Louis, Ayala: Therapy Review: Pindzola, Peters, Herman F.M. and Webster, Rebekah. (1987). The Stuttering Ronald Intervention Program (SIP). Tulsa, L.: Perceptual Evaluation of the Speech Oklahoma: Modern Education Before and After Fluency Shaping Corporation, 283 Stuttering Therapy, 223 Siegel, Gerald M.: Prevention of Stuttering; Ham, Richard: I Know the Chapter, But A Response to Hamre, 113 What’s the Verse? (commentary), Starkweather, C. Woodruff: IFA News, 39 211, 291 Response to “Stuttering Prevention II:”"’ Response and Reaction to Hamre, Deja Vu, Again (commentary), 87 “Stuttering Prevention I’ Hamre, Curt: Stuttering Prevention I: (commentary), 43 Primacy of Identification, 3 Responses and Reactions to Hamre, Stuttering Prevention II: Progression, 63 “Stuttering Prevention II: Pro- Stuttering Prevention II: Reply to gression” (commentary). 95 Reviewers, 221 Van Riper, Charles: Some Ancient History Stuttering Prototypes: Another Look, (commentary), 25 141 Stuttering? (commentary), 81 Hardin, C. Beth, Pindzola, Rebekah H. and Vanryckeghem, Martine and Brutten, Gene Haynes, William O.: A Tachis- J.: The Communication Attitude toscopic Study of Hemispheric Test: A AUTHOR INDEX Test-Retest Reliability Investigation, 177 Speed and Consistency of Manual Ward, David: Outlining Semi-Intensive Movements of Stutterers, Articula- Fluency Therapy, 243 tion-Disordered Children, and Webster, Ronald L.: see Franken, Marie Children with Normal Speech, 191 Christine Zebrowski, Patricia M.: see Conture, Williams, Harriet G. and Bishop, Judith H Edward G