Within-Word Disfluencies include sound and syllable
repetitions, sound prolongations
and disrhythmic phonations, and
tense pauses.
These are more apt to be perceived as stuttering than between-word
disfluencies such as revisions, phrase repetitions, and interjections
and multisyllable whole-word repetitions.*
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*Reprinted with permission from Hood, Stephen B. (editor) Stuttering
Words, third edition
Paperback 1997 available from Stuttering Foundation of America
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