Bilingual Heterogeneity in Speech: “Typical” Trends and “Atypical” Cases in Disfluency

The results reveal high individual variation in disfluencies and support the importance of SLD-OD distinction in research on bilingual disfluency. Clinical implications of the research suggest that assessment of bilingual speech should be conducted applying unique criteria, different from the existing monolingual norms.

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Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research
Published
2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1044/2024_jslhr-24-00415
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Stuttering Research and Treatment
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Bilingual Heterogeneity in Speech: “Typical” Trends and “Atypical” Cases in Disfluency

Sveta Fichman
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Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research
Stuttering Research and Treatment
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Bilingual Heterogeneity in Speech: “Typical” Trends and “Atypical” Cases in Disfluency

Sveta Fichman
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Abstract

The results reveal high individual variation in disfluencies and support the importance of SLD-OD distinction in research on bilingual disfluency. Clinical implications of the research suggest that assessment of bilingual speech should be conducted applying unique criteria, different from the existing monolingual norms.

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Holon Institute of Technology (IL), Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College (IL)
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