Contents of 'Stammering Research' Volume 1 Issue 1
An on-line journal published by the British Stammering Association, ISSN 1742-5867

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EDITORIAL PETER HOWELL Editorial for Stammering Research	Pages
TARGET ARTICLE J. SCOTT YARUSS and ROBERT W. QUESAL Partnerships between Clinicians, Researchers, and People Who Stutter in the Evaluation of Stuttering Treatment	1-15
COMMENTARIES BARBARA DAHM Commentary on Partnerships between Clinicians, Researchers, and People Who Stutter in the Evaluation of Stuttering Treatment Outcomes by J. Scott Yaruss and Robert W. Quesal	16-17
CIERAN ACTON Broadening the stuttering research base: the possible merits of a conversation analytic perspective	18-20
SAMANTHA GOODING and STEPHEN DAVIS Indications by parents of 'environmental' factors that differ between children who stutter and controls	21-23
RACHEL EVERARD Commentary on Partnerships between Clinicians, Researchers and People who Stutter in the Evaluation of Stuttering Treatment Outcomes	24-25
VELDA OSBORNE Comments on the implications of Yaruss and Quesal (2004) on seeking, and measuring outcomes of therapy from the perspective of an adult covert stammerer	26-27
RESPONSE TO COMMENTARIES J. SCOTT YARUSS and ROBERT W. QUESAL The Best Way For Clinicians To Learn What Their Clients Want From Treatment Is To Ask Them What They Want From Treatment	28-30
TARGET ARTICLE PETER HOWELL Effects of delayed auditory feedback and frequency-shifted feedback on speech control and some potentials for future development of prosthetic aids for Stammering.	31-46
COMMENTARIES PETER HOWELL Editor's comment on the structure of the commentaries and responses to Howell (2004) target article	47
KATRIN NEUMANN and HARALD EULER Are alerts sufficient to smooth speech?	48-50
PETER PFORDRESHER Can altered auditory information affect planning? Evidence from music performance	51-53
STEPHEN DAVIS What sort of cerebellar processing problem do people who stutter have?	54
PHIL REED Altered Recurrent Auditory Information and Stammering: Contributions from Learning Theory	55-57
ANJA LOWIT AND BETTINA BRENDEL The response of patients with Parkinson's Disease to DAF and FSF	58-61
BRUCE RYAN Programmed Stuttering Therapy for Children and Adults using ARAI	62
JANET SKOTKO Experience of a speech pathologist providing clients with the SpeechEasy™ device	63-65
SARA BARTLES AND PETER R. RAMIG Clinical Research into use of the SpeechEasy™ device	66
DAVID MILLER Effects of using an Edinburgh masker for a period of 25 years	67
RESPONSE TO COMMENTARIES PETER HOWELL Response to commentaries on 'Effects of delayed auditory feedback and frequency-shifted feedback on speech control and some potentials for future development of prosthetic aids for stammering'	68-77

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