What about stuttering?

First of all, you should be calm. You realize the pain caused by your stuttering problem. So congratulations, you are one step closer to solving the stuttering problem. In our living environment, a small number of people suffer from stuttering, and they will feel inferior when communicating with others. So how to correct stuttering? How is stuttering caused? Let me tell you something:

First, what is stuttering?

Stuttering (commonly known as "stuttering" and "stuttering") is a speech disorder, which is characterized by frequent and involuntary repetition (pronunciation, syllable, word or phrase), pause and prolonged speech interruption compared with normal fluency. It also includes abnormal hesitation or pause before speaking (stutterers call it "tongue-blocking") and the prolongation of certain sounds (usually vowels). Many manifestations of stuttering are invisible to others; This includes fear of specific phonemes (usually consonants), words and phrases, fear of specific situations, anxiety, nervousness, shyness and the feeling of "out of control" in speech. It involves many aspects such as heredity, neurophysiological development, family and society, and is a very complicated language barrier.

Second, how is stuttering caused?

1. Family genetic factors: The survey found that about half of stutterers have the same phenomenon, that is, at least one family member stutters. It is thought that it may be a problem of oral muscle heredity or language nerve center.

2. Imitation factors: In the process of children's language learning, children will imitate what they see and hear out of curiosity or fun. If children come into contact with stutterers at this stage, they will imitate their way of speaking, which will lead to their own stuttering habits over time.