Typical speakers produce a variety of disfluency types, including ones that speakers with impaired fluency produce. True or false?
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Typical speakers can produce a variety of disfluency types such as repetitions, fillers (um, uh), revisions, and prolongations, which are also commonly seen in speakers with impaired fluency. Show more…
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