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A U T H O R INDEX TO VOLUME 22 ARMSON,JOY: See Kalinowski, Joseph ATTANASIO, JOSEPH S.: Was Moses a Person Who Stuttered? Perhaps Not, 65 AU-YEUNG,JAMES:See Howell, Peter BAUER,A.: See J~incke, L. BLOMGREN,MICHAEL:See Robb, Michael BONGEY, TAMARAA.: See Silverman, Franklin H. BROSH, HILARY:See Stewart, Trudy BRUTTEN, GENE J. AND VANRYCKEGHEM,M.: Reflections on a Comparative Study of Attitude, 327 BYRT, TED: See Druce, Tanya CARUSO,ANTHONYJ.: See Max, Ludo CORDES, ANNE K.: See Finn, Patrick DEBNEY, SUE: See Druce, Tanya DRAYNA,DENNIS T.: Genetic Linkage Studies of Stuttering: Ready for Prime Time?, 237 DRUCE, TANYAM, DEBNEY, SUE, AND BYRT, TED: Evaluation of an Intensive Treatment Program for Stuttering in Young Children, 169 DRUMMOND,SAKINAS.: See Hadden, Kristie B. FINN, PATRICKAND CORDES,ANNE K.: Multicultural Identification and Treatment of Stuttering: A Continuing Need for Research, 219 FUQUA,R. WAYNE:See Woods, Douglas W.
HARTMAN, BERNARD-THOMAS: Response to John Van Borse's Review, 71 HILLIS, JAMES W.: Clinical Decision Making in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Fluency Disorders, by W.H. Manning, 247 HILL1S, JAMESW.: Living and Learning with a Child Who Stutters: From a Parent's Point of View, by Lisa G. Cloutier-Steele, 253 HOWELL, PETER, AU-YEUNG,JAMES, SACKIN, STEVIE, GLENN, KAZAN, AND RUSTIN, LENA: Detection of Supralexical Dysfluencies In a Text Read by Children Who Stutter, 299 INGHAM,ROGERJ.: The Communication Attitudes and Stuttering Controversy Revisited: Comment on Vanryckeghem and Brutten (1996), 323 INGHAM, ROGER J.: Valid Distinctions Between Findings Obtained From Single-Subject and Group Studies of Stuttering: Some Reflections on Kalinowski et al. (1995), 51 J.~NCKE,L., BAUER,A., KAISER,P., AND KALVERAM, K. TH.: Timing and Stiffness in Speech Motor Control of Stuttering and Nonstuttering Adults, 309
GLENN, KAZAN:See Howell, Peter
KAISER,P.: See J~.ncke, L. KALINOWSKI,JOSEPH,STUART,ANDREW,AND ARMSON, JOY: Response to Ingham: Seeking the Truthfulness of Stuttering Research Data, 57 KALVERAM,K. TH.: See J~incke, L.
HADDEN, KRISTIE B., SKINNER, ROBERT D., WALL, P. TIM, METZER, W. STEVEN, AND DRUMMOND, SAKINA S.: Application of Nonlinear Methods for Analyzing Rate of Speech Production, 205 HARRISON, JOHN C.: Zen in the Art of Fluency, 243
MANNING, WALTER H.: Response to Hillis, 250 MAX, LUDO, CARUSO, ANTHONY J., AND VANDEVENNE, ANJA: Decreased Stuttering Frequency During Repeated Readings: A Motor Learning Perspective, 17 METZER, W. STEVEN:See Hadden, Kristie B.
J. FLUENCY DISORD. 22 (1997), 339-340 © 1997 Elsevier Science Inc. 655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010
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ROBB, MICHAEL AND BLOMGREN, MICHAEL: Analysis of F2 Transitions in the Speech of Stutterers and Nonstutterers, l RUSTIN, LENA: See Howell, Peter RYAN, BRUCE P.: A Reanalysis of the Stuttering and Syllable: Counting Data in Kully and Boberg (1988), 33t
SACKIN,STEVIE"See Howell, Peter S1LVERMAN, FRANKLIN H. AND BONGEY, TAMARA A.: Nurses Attitudes Toward Physicians Who Stutter, 61 SKINNER, ROBERT D.: See Hadden, Kristie B. STEWART, TRUDY AND BROSH, HILARY: The Use of Drawings in the Management of Adults Who Stammer, 35 STUART, ANDREW: See Kalinowski, Joseph
AUTHOR INDEX
VAN BORSEL, JOHN: The Neuropsychology of Development Stuttering (Review), 69 VANDEVENNE,ANJA: See Max, Ludo VANRYCKEGHEM,M.: See Brutten, Gene J. WALL, P. TIM: See Hadden, Kristie B. WALTZ,THOMASJ.: See Woods, Douglas W. WOODS, DOUGLAS W., FUQUA, R. WAYI~/E, AND WALTZ, THOMAS J.: Evaluation and Elimination of an Avoidance Response in a Child Who Stutters: A Case Study, 287 YARUSS, J. SCOTT: Clinical Implications of Situational Variability in Preschool Children Who Stutter, 187 YARUSS, J. ScoTr: Utterance Timing and Childhood Stuttering, 263
A U T H O R INDEX TO VOLUME 22 ARMSON,JOY: See Kalinowski, Joseph ATTANASIO, JOSEPH S.: Was Moses a Person Who Stuttered? Perhaps Not, 65 AU-YEUNG,JAMES:See Howell, Peter BAUER,A.: See J~incke, L. BLOMGREN,MICHAEL:See Robb, Michael BONGEY, TAMARAA.: See Silverman, Franklin H. BROSH, HILARY:See Stewart, Trudy BRUTTEN, GENE J. AND VANRYCKEGHEM,M.: Reflections on a Comparative Study of Attitude, 327 BYRT, TED: See Druce, Tanya CARUSO,ANTHONYJ.: See Max, Ludo CORDES, ANNE K.: See Finn, Patrick DEBNEY, SUE: See Druce, Tanya DRAYNA,DENNIS T.: Genetic Linkage Studies of Stuttering: Ready for Prime Time?, 237 DRUCE, TANYAM, DEBNEY, SUE, AND BYRT, TED: Evaluation of an Intensive Treatment Program for Stuttering in Young Children, 169 DRUMMOND,SAKINAS.: See Hadden, Kristie B. FINN, PATRICKAND CORDES,ANNE K.: Multicultural Identification and Treatment of Stuttering: A Continuing Need for Research, 219 FUQUA,R. WAYNE:See Woods, Douglas W.
HARTMAN, BERNARD-THOMAS: Response to John Van Borse's Review, 71 HILLIS, JAMES W.: Clinical Decision Making in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Fluency Disorders, by W.H. Manning, 247 HILL1S, JAMESW.: Living and Learning with a Child Who Stutters: From a Parent's Point of View, by Lisa G. Cloutier-Steele, 253 HOWELL, PETER, AU-YEUNG,JAMES, SACKIN, STEVIE, GLENN, KAZAN, AND RUSTIN, LENA: Detection of Supralexical Dysfluencies In a Text Read by Children Who Stutter, 299 INGHAM,ROGERJ.: The Communication Attitudes and Stuttering Controversy Revisited: Comment on Vanryckeghem and Brutten (1996), 323 INGHAM, ROGER J.: Valid Distinctions Between Findings Obtained From Single-Subject and Group Studies of Stuttering: Some Reflections on Kalinowski et al. (1995), 51 J.~NCKE,L., BAUER,A., KAISER,P., AND KALVERAM, K. TH.: Timing and Stiffness in Speech Motor Control of Stuttering and Nonstuttering Adults, 309
GLENN, KAZAN:See Howell, Peter
KAISER,P.: See J~.ncke, L. KALINOWSKI,JOSEPH,STUART,ANDREW,AND ARMSON, JOY: Response to Ingham: Seeking the Truthfulness of Stuttering Research Data, 57 KALVERAM,K. TH.: See J~incke, L.
HADDEN, KRISTIE B., SKINNER, ROBERT D., WALL, P. TIM, METZER, W. STEVEN, AND DRUMMOND, SAKINA S.: Application of Nonlinear Methods for Analyzing Rate of Speech Production, 205 HARRISON, JOHN C.: Zen in the Art of Fluency, 243
MANNING, WALTER H.: Response to Hillis, 250 MAX, LUDO, CARUSO, ANTHONY J., AND VANDEVENNE, ANJA: Decreased Stuttering Frequency During Repeated Readings: A Motor Learning Perspective, 17 METZER, W. STEVEN:See Hadden, Kristie B.
J. FLUENCY DISORD. 22 (1997), 339-340 © 1997 Elsevier Science Inc. 655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010
0094-730X/97/$17.00 PII S0094-730X(97)00038-7
340
ROBB, MICHAEL AND BLOMGREN, MICHAEL: Analysis of F2 Transitions in the Speech of Stutterers and Nonstutterers, l RUSTIN, LENA: See Howell, Peter RYAN, BRUCE P.: A Reanalysis of the Stuttering and Syllable: Counting Data in Kully and Boberg (1988), 33t
SACKIN,STEVIE"See Howell, Peter S1LVERMAN, FRANKLIN H. AND BONGEY, TAMARA A.: Nurses Attitudes Toward Physicians Who Stutter, 61 SKINNER, ROBERT D.: See Hadden, Kristie B. STEWART, TRUDY AND BROSH, HILARY: The Use of Drawings in the Management of Adults Who Stammer, 35 STUART, ANDREW: See Kalinowski, Joseph
AUTHOR INDEX
VAN BORSEL, JOHN: The Neuropsychology of Development Stuttering (Review), 69 VANDEVENNE,ANJA: See Max, Ludo VANRYCKEGHEM,M.: See Brutten, Gene J. WALL, P. TIM: See Hadden, Kristie B. WALTZ,THOMASJ.: See Woods, Douglas W. WOODS, DOUGLAS W., FUQUA, R. WAYI~/E, AND WALTZ, THOMAS J.: Evaluation and Elimination of an Avoidance Response in a Child Who Stutters: A Case Study, 287 YARUSS, J. SCOTT: Clinical Implications of Situational Variability in Preschool Children Who Stutter, 187 YARUSS, J. ScoTr: Utterance Timing and Childhood Stuttering, 263