Comparing the results of Persian staggered spondaic word test in persistent developmental stutterers and normal subjects
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1 Audiol. 2013;22(3): Research Article Comparing the results of Persian staggered spondaic word test in persistent developmental stutterers and normal subjects Zakieh Fallahzadeh 1, Seyyed Ali Akbar Tahaei 1, Fahimeh Hajiabolhassan 1, Shohreh Jalaie 2, Mohammad Rahim Shahbodaghi 3, ematollah Rouhbakhsh Department of Audiology, School of Rehabilitation, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran 2 - Department of Biostatistics, School of Rehabilitation, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran 3 - Department of Speech therapy, School of Rehabilitation, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran Received: 30 July 2012, accepted: 20 September 2012 Abstract Background and Aim: Staggered spondaic words (SSW) test examines central auditory nervous system. Some researches show stuttering causes hyperactivity in motor system of the right hemisphere and cerebellum and decreases activity in the left hemisphere. During stuttering also, central auditory processing is decreased. The aim of this study was to compare the Persian staggered spondaic word test results between persistent developmental stutterers and normal subjects. Methods: Thirty people with persistent developmental stuttering were participants of this crosssectional descriptive-analytic study, which were aged 11 to 40 years. The control group matched for gender and number with stutters. They were 8 females and 22 males, with the age of 11 to 40 years, without any stuttering history, neurological diseases and auditory disorders. Results: Stutterers were in normal category in corrected staggered spondaic words test. The mean scores of errors of right compete, right ear, left compete, left ear and total in corrected staggered spondaic words between control and stuttering group showed significant differences. There was a significant relationship between stuttering and effect, too (p<0.05). Conclusion: Based on the obtained results of this study, stutterers may have different cortical and subcortical brain activity than people who have not stutter. Central auditory processing abilities of stutterers are weaker than normal people. Keywords: Developmental stuttering, central auditory pathway disorders, dichotic listening tests Please cite this paper as: Fallahzadeh Z, Tahaei SAA, Hajiabolhassan F, Jalaie Sh, Shahbodaghi MR, Rouhbakhsh. Comparing the results of Persian staggered spondaic word test in persistent developmental stutterers and normal subjects. 2013;22(3): Persian. Corresponding author: Department of Audiology, School of Rehabilitation, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, ezam Alley, Shahid Shahnazari St., Madar Square, Mirdamad Blvd., Tehran, , Iran. Tel: , a.tahaei@yahoo.com
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5 SSW 106 (n=30) (n=30) C-SSW 1 ( ).(p<0/05) C-SSW (order. (ear effect) effect). 23/3 33/3 A Katz. B (6) (1994) p=0/ (p=0/028). A p=1 A p 0/080-2/41 (2/44) 0/004 1/38 (3/89) 0/002 4/66 (4/21) 0/12-1/88 (3/25) 0/005-0/52 (2/58) 0/004 1/39 (2/89) 0/003 0/49 (2/58). A -4/03 (4/32) 7/43 (10/37) 11/91 (11/68) -3/16 (3/07) 1/89 (3/78) 4/57 (4/96) 3/23 (3/99) 1 +0/ /67 TEC +3/23 +4/57-3/ /23 C-SSW. 0/49 96/77. 99/51. C-SSW 1 C-SSW.(p>0/05)
6 107 (n=30) C-SSW 2 ( ) p 0/128-4/56 (4/82) 0/34 9/13 (11/62) 0/074 13/72 (13/06) 0/058-3/65 (3/35) 0/077 2/30 (4/25) 0/094 5/30 (5/54) 0/076 3/80 (4/50) SD SDS (1988) Anderson.(10)..(11) ()..(11) C-SSW C-SSW. (1996) Fox..(12) -2/56 (2/07) 2/75 (2/49) 6/93 (3/80) -1/81 (1/57) 0/76 (1/72) 2/56 (1/88) 1/66 (1/19) p=0/31. B B. B 2 2 C-SSW.(p>0/05) SSW (2005) Zalewski C-SSW.(9) TEC.(6) ewton 1986 (Tow Pair Digit: SSW (Staggered Digits TPD) (Staggered Digits offset Simultaneous) TPD. ffset: SD)
7 SSW 108 SSW ( ) (tolerance-fading memory) TFM ( ).(6) TFM.(6) (Blocking ut).(6) TFM. TFM.(p>0/05) B A. B A.(6). TFM.. TFM (2011) Zeigelboim. Anderson.(14) (1988).(11) A. A...(p>0/05).. TEC......(13). ( ). ( ) C-SSW. SSW (1990) Buffalo (phonemic synthesis: PS). SSW
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