Persistence and remission of incipient stuttering among high-risk children

Kloth, S.A.M.; Kraaimaat, Floris W.; Janssen, Peggy; Brutten, Gene J.

doi:10.1016/s0094-730x(99)00016-9

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“…We are aware of a recent longitudinal study by Kloth et al (1999) that found a significant difference in the mean length of maternal utterance addressed during original intake sessions to children with persistent, as opposed to remitted, stuttering. However, these results are not easy to interpret.…”

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Parental Language Input to Children at Stuttering Onset

Miles

Ratner

2001

J Speech Lang Hear Res

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Many programs for the indirect management of stuttering in early childhood counsel adjustment of parental language models, which are presumed to play an exacerbating influence on vulnerable children's fluency. We examined the relative levels of linguistic demand in maternal language to stuttering and nonstuttering children, adjusted for each child's current level of linguistic development. No significant or observable differences were detected in the relative level of linguistic demand posed by parents of stuttering children very close to onset of symptoms. Empirical support for current advisement and potential ramifications are discussed.

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Parental Language Input to Children at Stuttering Onset

Miles

Ratner

2001

J Speech Lang Hear Res

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“…Potential recovery predictors include being female, 11,13 having better speech and language skills, 11,13,17 a decrease in stuttering over time, 11,13,17 and having a family history of recovery. 13,14,17,18 Currently, little is known about the social and emotional development of children who stutter, with available information drawn from clinic-referred samples of older children or adults.…”

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Natural History of Stuttering to 4 Years of Age: A Prospective Community-Based Study

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WHAT'S KNOWN ON THIS SUBJECT: Stuttering is extremely common, with 8.5% of children affected by age 3 years in a prospective community-ascertained cohort of Australian children. The natural history and comorbidities of early stuttering are uncertain at the population level.WHAT THIS STUDY ADDS: The cumulative incidence of stuttering was 11% by 4 years. Stuttering children were similar in temperament and social-emotional development but had better verbal and nonverbal skills than their peers. Recovery from stuttering was low; 6.3% 12 months after onset. abstract OBJECTIVES: To document the natural history of stuttering by age 4 years, including (1) cumulative incidence of onset, (2) 12-month recovery status, (3) predictors of stuttering onset and recovery, and (4) potential comorbidities. The study cohort was a prospective community-ascertained cohort (the Early Language in Victoria Study) from Melbourne, Australia, of 4-year-old children (n = 1619; recruited at age 8 months) and their mothers. METHODS:Outcome was stuttering onset by age 4 years and recovery within 12 months of onset, defined using concurrent monthly parent and speech pathologist ratings. Potential predictors: child gender, birth weight, birth order, prematurity, and twinning; maternal mental health and education; socioeconomic status; and family history of stuttering. Potential comorbidities: preonset and concurrent temperament, language, nonverbal cognition, and health-related quality of life.RESULTS: By age 4 years, the cumulative incidence of stuttering onset was 11.2% (95% confidence interval [CI]: 9.7% to 12.8%). Higher maternal education (P = .004), male gender (P = .02), and twinning (P = .005) predicted stuttering onset. At outcome, stuttering children had stronger language (mean [SD]: 105.0 [13.0] vs 99.6 [14.6]; mean difference 5.5, 95% CI: 3.1 to 7.8; P , .001) and nonverbal cognition (mean [SD]: 106.5 [11.4] vs 103.9 [13.7], mean difference 2.6, 95% CI: 0.4 to 4.8; P = .02) and better health-related quality of life but were otherwise similar to their nonstuttering peers. Only 9 of 142 children (6.3%; 95% CI: 2.9% to 11.7%) recovered within 12 months of onset. CONCLUSIONS:Although stuttering onset is common in preschoolers, adverse affects are not the norm in the first year after onset. Pediatrics 2013;132: [460][461][462][463][464][465][466][467]

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“…Takođe, nisu jasno utvrđene varijable koje su u vezi sa izvesnim procentom spontanog oporavka od mucanja tokom detinjstva, odnosno faktorima koji povećavaju rizik od hroničnog zadržavanja poremećaja (Yairi, Ambrose, Paden, & Thronerbug, 1996). U literaturi se navodi (Kloth, Kraaimaat, Janssen, & Brutten, 1999;Yairi & Ambrose, 1999) da otprilike oko 70% dece koja su mucala -razreši ovaj problem, dok kod oko 30% mucanje postaje dugoročni problem (Milard, Nikolas, & Cook, 2008). Ključno pitanje o tome u koju vrstu tretmana uključiti dete koje muca, odnosno predikciju koji tretman bi u najvećoj meri mogao biti efikasan za konkretno dete nije moguće valjano doneti, jer su uglavnom nejasni etiološki faktori, i s njima u vezi faktori koji povećavaju rizik od zadržavanja mucanja (Kloth et al, 1999;Rommel, 2000;Yairi & Ambrose, 2005).…”

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“…U literaturi se navodi (Kloth, Kraaimaat, Janssen, & Brutten, 1999;Yairi & Ambrose, 1999) da otprilike oko 70% dece koja su mucala -razreši ovaj problem, dok kod oko 30% mucanje postaje dugoročni problem (Milard, Nikolas, & Cook, 2008). Ključno pitanje o tome u koju vrstu tretmana uključiti dete koje muca, odnosno predikciju koji tretman bi u najvećoj meri mogao biti efikasan za konkretno dete nije moguće valjano doneti, jer su uglavnom nejasni etiološki faktori, i s njima u vezi faktori koji povećavaju rizik od zadržavanja mucanja (Kloth et al, 1999;Rommel, 2000;Yairi & Ambrose, 2005). Po nekim autorima (Bernstein Ratner, 1997) izvesnije je prognozu tretmana vršiti za svako pojedinačno dete pre nego za određenu grupu dece koja mucaju (koja su ujednačena po nekom kriterijumu, npr.…”

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Mucanje kod dece: dometi psihološkog teorijskog pristupa i tretmana sa osvrtom na ulogu školskog okruženja

Dimoski

Stojković

2015

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Ovaj rad daje prikaz savremenih istraživanja o psihosocijalnim i obrazovnim karakteristikama dece koja mucaju. Nalazi istraživanja se ne slažu oko prisustva anksioznosti, socijalne anksioznosti, samopouzdanja, depresivnosti kod dece koja mucaju. Ipak, postoji dovoljno indikatora koji ukazuju da je psihološko funkcionisanje dece koja mucaju specifično, bez obzira na to da li je neki od psiholoških faktora uzrok ili je posledica mucanja. Pregled literature pokazuje slaganje istraživača o tome da deca koja mucaju trpe negativne reakcije okoline, koje su često prisutne u školskom kontekstu, što negativno utiče na socijalizaciju. Savremena literatura uzima u obzir psihosocijalni kontekst u kojem se odvija mucanje, a rad je pokušaj opravdavanja psihološkog pristupa u tretiranju mucanja kod dece. Diskutovani su argumenti koji se suprotstavljaju neurološkim konceptima o etiologiji mucanja i diretknim oblicima tretmana kojima je cilj poboljšanje fluentnosti. Dat je prikaz i kritička diskusija psiholoških teorijskih određenja indirektnih tipova tretmana koji imaju za cilj prevazilaženje mucanja kroz promene karakteristika životne sredine za koje se smatra da utiču na javljanje poremećaja. Savremene koncepcije tretmana, koje su prikazane u radu, su proširene i obogaćene u odnosu na klasične, iu skladu su sa socijalnim modelom ometenosti. Prikazani su pristupi koji insistiraju na psihosocijalnim intervencijama u školi koje bi obezbedile bolji prihvat dece sa ovim poremećajem i uticale na prevenciju psihopatologije i akademskih teškoća u odraslom dobu. Rad je ponudio projekciju razvoja izučavanja ovog, još uvek nedovoljno ispitanog poremećaja, kao i implikacije za profesionalnu praksu koja je zasnovana na psihološkom pristupu mucanju kod dece.

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Persistence and remission of incipient stuttering among high-risk children

Cited by 59 publications

References 27 publications

Parental Language Input to Children at Stuttering Onset

Parental Language Input to Children at Stuttering Onset

Natural History of Stuttering to 4 Years of Age: A Prospective Community-Based Study

Mucanje kod dece: dometi psihološkog teorijskog pristupa i tretmana sa osvrtom na ulogu školskog okruženja

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