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ABCs of Stuttering
Affective
BehavioralCognitive
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Affective Component
Emotion and Stuttering
Charles Van Riper (1973)
Formula of stuttering severity and prognosis
Factors to includeP=vulnerability to penalties of stuttering
F= frustration A= anxiety
G=guilt or shame
H=hostility
Sf=situational fears
Wf=word fearsCs=communicative stress
M=motivation + morale or ego strength
Fl= fluency client already possesses
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Ss=PFAGH+SfWf+Cs
M + Fl
Emotional and cognitive responses tostuttering behaviors influence a
persons to manage speech
disfluencies.
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Emotion
Person¶s psychological response to
environmental stimuli
Mediated by the ANSInvoluntary
Development of emotion (Lewis,
1992)4 steps
Emotions are transformed and
integrated into self
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Step 1: Primary emotions emerge
Happiness, surprise, interest, sadness, disgust,
anger, fear
Step 2: Cognitive capacity for objectiveself awareness; interacts with
environmental socialization process
Step 3: Self conscious emotions
(embarrassment, empathy, envy). Non-
evaluative;not correlated with thought,
actions or feelings
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Step 4: Self-conscious evaluative emotionChild internalizes rules, standards and goals of achievement
Higher level cognitive process needed todevelop pride, embarrassment and guilt
Core emotions develop as particular emotions are repeated
Integration of memory with emotionInterpersonal aspects (They won¶t like me if..)
Intrapersonal aspects (I cannot do this right)
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³«a healthy balanced emotional life
require an individaul to experience a
feeling, recognize, accept and
express it, and then let it go.´ Field
(1995)
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Emotions and Stuttering
Anger
May be an emotion of choice
May block awareness of underlyingpainful emotions
Side effects to anger
Rigidity and resistanceResult in helplessness in the face of
emotion
Shifting the blame for pain or problem
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Guilt
Normal reaction to breaking social rule
Focus is on the transgression; not onself
It was mean of me to tell on Bobby.
Rather than: I am mean
Common emotion in parents of disabledchildren
I did something to cause this
I should have found help sooner
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People who stutter
Guilt that stuttering is their fault
Guilt that they make listeners
uncomfortable
Guilt that they cannot use techniques
Sheehan¶s 6 sources of guilt reactions
in PWSPrimary guilt: feeling that precedesstuttering
Secondary guilt: feeling of failure after
stuttering
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Audience punishment guilt
Stuttering offensive or aversive tolisteners
Therapy-induced guiltPWS angry at self or clinician
Perception that therapy is not helping
Clinician induced guiltClient blamed for not working hardenough
Not performing to expectation
Not practicing
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Timing guilt
Readiness to change behavior
Enter new situations
Shame
Evaluation of self rather than one¶sactions
Painful internal feeling of unexpected
exposure
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Internal components
Feelings of failure
Inadequacy
Desire to cover up
HideWithdraw
External components Averting eye contact
BlushingNervous movements
Inability to speak
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Feeling ashamed being made to feel
ashamed of oneself
Impact of criticism or teasingImpact of ignoring/silence
Shame continuum (Karen, 1992)
Healthy shame
Unhealthy shame
Toxic shame
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Shame and resistance
Grief process (Kubla-
Ross, 1969)Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
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Temperament
High degree of sensitivity to changes in
routine
Perfectionistic tendencies
Slow to adapt to new situations
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Behavioral Components of
Stuttering: the role of learning
Classical conditioned behavior
Pavlov
InvoluntaryMediated by ANS
May be learned in one trial
Unlearned through deconditioning or
systematic desensitization
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Operant conditioned behavior
Skinner
VoluntaryMediated by CNS
Follows law of effect
Reinforcement
punishment
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Application to stuttering
Brutten & Shoemaker¶s Two Factor
Theory of Stuttering
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Cognitive Components of Stuttering
Cognition: ³the act or process of
knowing including both awareness
and judgment.´ (Webster¶s Collegiate
Dictionary, 1990)
Thoughts related to speech before,
after and during stuttering