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Last updated on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
(WEST LAFAYETTE) - Purdue University researchers need 4- and 5-year-old children who stutter to participate in a five-year study to study why some children continue to stutter and others grow out of it.
Professors Anne Smith and Christine Weber-Fox will follow 100 children who stutter over five years.
To be eligible for the study, children must display stuttered speech, speak English, have hearing within the normal range; and no learning or neurological difficulties.
Families of participating children will receive $100, and those who live more than 60 miles away will receive $200. Each family also will receive a free assessment of the child's speech, language and hearing abilities and a written summary of speech and language test results.
For more information, contact Barbara Brown toll-free at 866-360-0051 or by email at brownb@purdue.edu.
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