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A comparison of stuttering attitudes among nonstuttering children and parents in Bosnia & Herzegovina

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Clinical Archives of Communication Disorders. 2020;5(1):42-53. Published online 2020 April 30 DOI: https://doi.org/10.21849/cacd.2020.00199

A comparison of stuttering attitudes among nonstuttering children and parents in Bosnia & Herzegovina

Mary E. Weidner, Lejla Junuzovic- Zunic, Kenneth O. St. Louis

Clinical Archives of Communication Disorders. 2020;5(1):42-53

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A comparison between the interactions of stuttering and nonstuttering children and their parents

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Speech-associated attitudes of stuttering and nonstuttering children

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A Comparison of Communicative Attitudes Among Stuttering and Nonstuttering Polish Preschoolers using the KiddyCAT

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Attitudes toward stuttering of nonstuttering preschool and kindergarten children: A comparison using a standard instrument prototype

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The Communication Attitude Test: A concordancy investigation of stuttering and nonstuttering children and their parents

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A comparison of interactions between stuttering children, nonstuttering children, and their mothers

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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Parents and Pediatricians Regarding Antibiotic Use among Children: Differences in Relation to the Level of Education of the Parents in the Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina

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A comparison of parental verbal behavior with stuttering and nonstuttering children

Arlene Kasprisin-Burrelli, Donald B. Egolf, George H. Shames

Journal of Communication Disorders. 1972;5(4):335-346

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Dichotic speech perception: A comparison between stuttering and nonstuttering children

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