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Journal of FLUENCY DISORDERS > ELSEVIE Journal of Fluency Disorders 33 (2008) 325-326 AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 33 ALLEN, MARK W.: Dr. Mark Allen’s response to Dr. Healey, Mr. Ellis, GOTTWALD, SHERYL R.: Working with Dysfluent Children: Practical & Dr. Ramig, 162 Approaches to Assessment and Therapy, 72 AMBROSE, NICOLINE G.: See SAWYER, JEAN ANDERSON, JULIE D.: Age of acquisition and repetition priming effects HAMPTON, AMANDA, AND WEBER-FOX, CHRISTINE: Non-linguistic on picture naming of children who do and do not stutter, 135 auditory processing in stuttering: Evidence from behavior and ANTIPOVA, ELENA A., PURDY, SUZANNE C., BLAKELEY, MARJORIE, AND event-related brain potentials, 253 WILLIAMS, SHELLEY: Effects of altered auditory feedback (AAF) on HEALEY, E. CHARLES: Speak Freely: Essential Speech Skills for stuttering frequency during monologue speech production, 274 School-Age Children Who Stutter. Speech, 156 ARMSON, JOY, AND KIEFTE, MICHAEL: The effect of SpeechEasy on HEALEY, E. CHARLES: See EVANS, DAVID stuttering frequency, speech rate, and speech naturalness, 120 HEARNE, ANNA, PACKMAN, ANN, ONSLOW, MARK, AND QUINE, ARMSON, Joy: See O° DONNELL, JENNIFER J. SUSAN: Stuttering and its treatment in adolescence: The perceptions of people who stutter, 81 BEILBY, JANET M.: See HENNESSEY, NEVILLE W. HENNESSEY, NEVILLE W., NANG, CHARN Y., AND BEILBY, JANET M.: BEILBY, JANET: See MULCAHY, KYLIE Speeded verbal responding in adults who stutter: Are there BLAKELEY, MARJORIE: See ANTIPOVA, ELENA A. deficits in linguistic encoding ?, 180 BYRNES, MICHELLE: See MULCAHY, KYLIE HENNESSEY, NEVILLE: See MULCAHY, KYLIE CHON, HEECHEONG: See SAWYER, JEAN INGHAM, ROGER J., AND CONTURE, EDWARD G.: Jn Memoriam: CONTURE, EDWARD G.: See INGHAM, ROGER J. Richard F. Curlee, 1935-2008, 320 Cook, FRANCES M.: Working with Dysfluent Children: Practical INGHAM, ROGER J.: See EINARSDOTTIR, JOHANNA Approaches to Assessment and Therapy, 75 Corey, DAviD M., AND CUDDAPAH, VISHNU ANAND: Delayed audito- KAWAI, NORIMUNE: See EVANS, DAVID ry feedback effects during reading and conversation tasks: KIEFTE, MICHAEL: See ARMSON, JOY Gender differences in fluent adults, 291 KIEFTE, MICHAEL: See O’ DONNELL, JENNIFER J. CUDDAPAH, VISHNU ANAND: See Corey, DAVID M. LATTERMANN, CHRISTINA, EULER, HARALD A., AND NEUMANN, DE BRITTO PEREIRA, MONICA MEDEIROS, Rossi, JAMILE PERNI, AND KATRIN: A randomized control trial to investigate the impact of VAN BorsEL, JOHN: Public awareness and knowledge of stutter- the Lidcombe Program on early stuttering in German-speaking ing in Rio de Janeiro, 24 preschoolers, 52 De Nit, Luc F.: See THEYS, CATHERINE MULCAHY, KYLIE, HENNESSEY, NEVILLE, BEILBY, JANET, AND BYRNES, EECKHOUT, HANNELORE: See VAN BORSEL, JOHN MICHELLE: Social anxiety and the severity and typography of EINARSDOTTIR, JOHANNA, AND INGHAM, ROGER J.: The effect of stut- stuttering in adolescents, 306 tering measurement training on judging stuttering occurrence in preschool children who stutter, 167 NAMASIVAYAM, ARAVIND KUMAR, AND VAN LIESHOUT, PASCAL: ELtis, JOHN B., AND RAMIG, PETER R.: Speak Freely: Essential Investigating speech motor practice and learning in people who Speech Skills for School-Age Children Who Stutter. Speech, 159 stutter, 32 EULER, HARALD A.: See FIBIGER, STEEN NANG, CHARN Y.: See HENNESSEY, NEVILLE W. EULER, HARALD A.: See LATTERMANN, CHRISTINA NEUMANN, KATRIN: See FIBIGER, STEEN Evans, Davip, HEALEY, E. CHARLES, KAWAI, NORIMUNE, AND NEUMANN, KATRIN: See LATTERMANN, CHRISTINA ROWLAND, SUSAN: Middle school students’ perceptions ofa peer who stutters, 203 O’DONNELL, JENNIFER J., ARMSON, JOY, AND KIEFTE, MICHAEL: The effectiveness of SpeechEasy during situations of daily living, FIBIGER, STEEN, PETERS, HERMAN F.M., EULER, HARALD A., AND 99 NEUMANN, KATRIN: Health and human servicefso r persons who ONSLOW, Mark: Corrigendum to “Oliver Bloodstein: Reflections on stutter and education of logopedists in East-European countries, a career” [J. Fluency Disorders 32 (2007) 330-337], 78 66 ONSLOW, MARK: See HEARNE, ANNA doi: 10.1016/S0094-730X(09)00017-5 326 Author Index/Journal of Fluency Disorders 33 (2008) 325—326 PACKMAN, ANN: See HEARNE, ANNA THEYS, CATHERINE, VAN WIERINGEN, ASTRID, AND DE NIL, Luc F.: A PETERS, HERMAN F.M.: See FIBIGER, STEEN clinician survey of speech and non-speech characteristics of neu- PURDY, SUZANNE C.: See ANTIPOVA, ELENA A. rogenic stuttering, | TURNBULL, JACKIE: See STEWART, TRUDY QUINE, SUSAN: See HEARNE, ANNA VAN BORSEL, JOHN, AND EECKHOUT, HANNELORE: The speech RAMIG, PETER R.: See ELLIS, JOHN B. naturalness of people who stutter speaking under delayed audi- Rossl!, JAMILE PERNI: See DE BRITTO PEREIRA, MONICA MEDEIROS tory feedback as perceived by different groups of listeners, ROWLAND, SUSAN: See EVANS, DAVID 241 SAWYER, JEAN, CHON, HEECHEONG, AND AMBROSE, NICOLINE G.: VAN BorSEL, JOHN: See DE BRITTO PEREIRA, MONICA MEDEIROS Influences of rate, length, and complexity on speech disfluency in VAN LIESHOUT, PASCAL: See NAMASIVAYAM, ARAVIND KUMAR a single-speech sample in preschool children who stutter, 220 VAN WIERINGEN, ASTRID: See THEYS, CATHERINE STEWART, TRUDY, AND TURNBULL, JACKIE: The authors’ (Dr. Trudy Stewart & Jackie Turnbull) response to Sheryl Gottwald & WEBER-FOx, CHRISTINE: See HAMPTON, AMANDA Frances Cook, 77 WILLIAMS, SHELLEY: See ANTIPOVA, ELENA A. Journal of FLUENCY DISORDERS ” ee ¥ 4a ELS EVIER Journal of Fluency Disorders 33 (2008) 327-329 Contents of Volume 33 Volume 33, Number 1 March 2008 ORIGINAL ARTICLES CATHERINE THEYS, ASTRID VAN WIERINGEN AND LUC F. DE NIL A clinician survey of speech and non-speech characteristics of neurogenic stuttering 1 MONICA MEDEIROS DE BRITTO PEREIRA, JAMILE PERNI ROSSI AND JOHN VAN BORSEL Public awareness and knowledge of stuttering in Rio de Janeiro ARAVIND KUMAR NAMASIVAYAM AND PASCAL VAN LIESHOUT Investigating speech motor practice and learning in people who stutter 32 CHRISTINA LATTERMANN, HARALD A. EULER AND KATRIN NEUMANN A randomized control trial to investigate the impact of the Lidcombe Program on early stuttering in German- speaking preschoolers 52 CLINICAL COMMENT STEEN FIBIGER, HERMAN F.M. PETERS, HARALD A. EULER AND KATRIN NEUMANN Health and human services for persons who stutter and education of logopedists in East-European countries 66 BOOK REVIEWS SHERYL R. GOTTWALD Working with Dysfluent Children: Practical Approaches to Assessment and Therapy 72 FRANCES M. COOK Working with Dysfluent Children: Practical Approaches to Assessment and Therapy 75 RESPONSE TO BOOK REVIEWS TRUDY STEWART AND JACKIE TURNBULL The authors’ (Dr. Trudy Stewart & Jackie Turnbull) response to Sheryl Gottwald & Frances Cook 77 CORRIGENDUM MARK ONSLOW Corrigendum to “Oliver Bloodstein: Reflections on a career” [J. Fluency Disorders 32 (2007) 330-337} 78 IFA NEWS 79 Volume 33, Number 2 June 2008 ORIGINAL ARTICLES ANNA HEARNE, ANN PACKMAN, MARK ONSLOW AND SUSAN QUINE Stuttering and its treatment in adolescence: The perceptions of people who stutter 81 doi: 10.1016/S0094-730X(09)000 18-7 328 Contents of Volume/Journal of Fluency Disorders 33 (2008) 327-329 JENNIFER J. O’DONNELL, JOY ARMSON AND MICHAEL KIEFTE The effectiveness of SpeechEasy during situations of daily living 99 JOY ARMSON AND MICHAEL KIEFTE The effect of SpeechEasy on stuttering frequency, speech rate, and speech naturalness 120 JULIE D. ANDERSON Age of acquisition and repetition priming effects on picture naming of children who do and do not stutter 135 BOOK REVIEWS E. CHARLES HEALEY Speak Freely: Essential Speech Skills for School-Age Children Who Stutter 156 JOHN B. ELLIS AND PETER R. RAMIG Speak Freely: Essential Speech Skills for School-Age Children Who Stutter 159 RESPONSE TO BOOK REVIEWS MARK W. ALLEN Dr. Mark Allen’s response to Dr. Healey, Mr. Ellis, & Dr. Ramig 162 IFA NEWS 165 Volume 33, Number 3 September 2008 ORIGINAL ARTICLES JOHANNA EINARSDOTTIR AND ROGER J. INGHAM The effect of stuttering measurement training on judging stuttering occurrence in preschool children who stutter 167 NEVILLE W. HENNESSEY, CHARN Y. NANG AND JANET M. BEILBY Speeded verbal responding in adults who stutter: Are there deficits in linguistic encoding? 180 DAVID EVANS, E. CHARLES HEALEY, NORIMUNE KAWAI AND SUSAN ROWLAND Middle school students’ perceptions of a peer who stutters 203 JEAN SAWYER, HEECHEONG CHON AND NICOLINE G. AMBROSE Influences of rate, length, and complexity on speech disfluency in a single-speech sample in preschool children who stutter 220 JOHN VAN BORSEL AND HANNELORE EECKHOUT The speech naturalness of people who stutter speaking under delayed auditory feedback as perceived by different groups of listeners 241 IFA NEWS 252 Volume 33, Number 4 December 2008 ORIGINAL ARTICLES AMANDA HAMPTON AND CHRISTINE WEBER-FOX Non-linguistic auditory processing in stuttering: Evidence from behavior and event-related brain potentials 253 ELENA A. ANTIPOVA, SUZANNE C. PURDY, MARJORIE BLAKELEY AND SHELLEY WILLIAMS Effects of altered auditory feedback (AAF) on stuttering frequency during monologue speech production 274 DAVID M. COREY AND VISHNU ANAND CUDDAPAH Delayed auditory feedback effects during reading and conversation tasks: Gender differences in fluent adults 291 KYLIE MULCAHY, NEVILLE HENNESSEY, JANET BEILBY AND MICHELLE BYRNES Social anxiety and the severity and typography of stuttering in adolescents Contents of Volume /Journal of Fluency Disorders 33 (2008) 327-329 OBITUARY ROGER J. INGHAM AND EDWARD G. CONTURE In Memoriam: Richard F. Curlee, 1935-2008 IFA NEWS AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 33 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 33