Types of fluency disorders?

Fluency disorders are interruptions in speech flow beyond what is considered normal, including stuttering, neurogenic dysfluency, mixed fluency failures, and psychogenic dysfluency. Stuttering is the most common, often accompanied by physical behaviors, while neurogenic dysfluency is caused by neurological problems and psychogenic dysfluency is triggered by emotional crises. Mixed fluency errors can result from combined […]

What’s verbal fluency?

Verbal fluency tests measure how quickly someone can produce words and are used in neurological evaluations and psychological profiles. There is no pass/fail grade and high or low verbal fluency does not necessarily correlate with intelligence. Verbal fluency can decrease due to developmental disabilities, neurological problems, brain injuries, tumors, degenerative neurological diseases, and aging. These […]

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