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Understanding perceptions of stuttering among school-based speech-language pathologists: An application of attribution theory
Michael P. Boyle
Communication Sciences and Disorders
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Arts & Humanities
Speech-language Pathologists
100%
Attribution Theory
89%
Stutter
89%
Stuttering
80%
Sympathy
48%
Onset
38%
Attribution
35%
Willingness
34%
Anger
33%
Communication Disorders
27%
Cerebral Palsy
23%
Articulation
19%
Developmental Stuttering
16%
Learning Outcomes
13%
Middle School
12%
Dislike
10%
School children
9%
Stereotypes
9%
Empathy
7%
Reader
4%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Stuttering
81%
Pathologists
58%
Language
47%
Anger
32%
Articulation Disorders
23%
Communication Disorders
20%
Cerebral Palsy
15%
Child
9%
Emotions
5%
Learning
5%
Social Sciences
attribution theory
78%
sympathy
52%
anger
31%
attribution
30%
communication disorder
23%
empathy
7%
schoolchild
7%
stereotype
7%
learning
2%