When the history of Kazakhstan's stuttering transition from Soviet domination to independence is written, a snapshot of 19 people in the snow outside Parliament in the capital, Astana, may occupy an important place.
In the history of humankind?
Crushed, released in May on NNA Tapes, largely continues in that vein, piecing together noisy electronics and stuttering synths, with fluttering percussions ripped from the history of house music.
Therefore, we also evaluated the medications' effects on generalized and speech-related anxiety and the relationships between changes in anxiety and changes in fluency in 11 subjects with a history of developmental stuttering.
They found that, in addition to the single major locus component discussed earlier, there are polygenic factors that determine the path the disorder will take (individuals with a family history of persistent stuttering also tend to persist, whereas individuals with a family history of recovered stuttering also tend to recover).
Before these he had published, among other things, a history of stuttering (with the wonderful title "Knotted Tongues"), a history of Siberia and a fascinating account of the building of the subways in London, Paris, New York and Moscow.
These effects could be due to structural differences in these speakers or could be functional (arising because there is a past history of stuttering in these speakers).
In general, it's a good idea to get children evaluated if they stutter more than 10percentt of the time, do so for more than six months or if there is a family history of stuttering.
Johnson had no family history of stuttering and dismissed the possibility that the condition could be heritable.
