STAMMERING AND SPEECH BLOCKS
Stammering and speech blocks both affect the fluency of communication.
Stammering is a characterised by the repetition of sounds, syllables, words, or phrases during speech.
Speech Blocks occur during intense body tension. They prevent communicating thoughts in a given moment.
Here are some differences between stammering and speech blocks:
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Reducing Body Tension while Speaking
Emotions have a key influence on the fluency of speech. People with speech blocks feel fear, anxiety, uncertainty and other negative emotions in a range of situations requiring speaking. Over the years, they get used to these situations.
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