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ReplyDeletehttp://www.speechdisorder.co.uk/Stammering.html This website states that stammering is indeed a SPEECH disorder.
http://neurology.health-cares.net/stammering.php This one states that "Stammering is a disorder of rhythm and fluency of speech."
http://www.stammeringlaw.org.uk/disability/disab.htm
This website states that stammering can be classified as a disability if it affects day to day life.
I definitely think that stammering can be a language disability. My brother in law stammers really bad and I don't think that anyone in the world would argue that it wasn't if you would meet him and see how much it affects him.
ReplyDeleteI think stammering is a language disability and it definitely has a great effect on people's lives.
ReplyDeleteI definitely think that stammering is a language disorder. I looked it up on the internet, and it did say that it was a language disability. It also said that a person anxiety level could effect how severe the stuttering is, however it does not cause it.
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