Nervousness causes stuttering., true, false, Stuttering can be “caught” through imitation or by hearing another person stutter., true, false, It is known that stuttering is genetic and runs in families., true, false, Children stutter because they are thinking to fast., true, false, Stuttering can be completely cured., true, false, Stuttering typically develops between 2-5 years old, true, false, Stuttering can start suddenly or gradually., true, false, Stuttering is found in all different parts of the world., true, false, Repeating sounds, syllables, or single-syllable words (e.g., "p-p-p-please")., blocks, repetitions, prolongations, Stretching out sounds or syllables (e.g., "ssssss-sometimes")., blocks, repetitions, prolongations, Abrupt pauses, where no sound comes out, often accompanied by tension, blocks, repetitions, prolongations, Technique: Incorporate short, natural breaks between phrases to reduce, slow down speech, and increase thoughtful, fluent communication, easy onsets, pausing, Technique: starting sentences with relaxed muscles and a gentle, breathy release of air, reducing hard vocal contacts to promote smoother speech, easy onsets, pausing

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