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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Speech Lang Hear Res. 2012 Apr 5;56(1):89–102. doi: 10.1044/1092-4388(2012/11-0184)

Table 1. Summary of participant characteristics, by group, for the 32 children included in the kinematic analysis.

Group
Characteristic CWS
(n = 16)
CTD
(n = 16)
Age (months) Range 49 – 83 48 – 83
Median 59.00 60.50
Mean (SD) 62.88 (10.31) 62.25 (9.63)
CMMS Range 90 – 137 95 – 126
Median 112.00 117.00
Mean (SD) 111.94 (11.62) 115.19 (9.25)
SES Range 4 – 7 5 – 7
Median 6.00 6.00
Mean (SD) 5.75 (0.93) 6.13 (0.72)
BBTOP-CI Range 87 – 115 88 – 115
Median 98.50 100.00
Mean (SD) 97.63 (7.29) 99.44 (7.28)
SPELT-3 Range 92 – 122 93 – 123
Median 107.00 113.50
Mean (SD) 106.50 (9.53) 111.38 (8.97)
Age of stuttering onset (months) Range 22 – 54
Median 39.50
Mean (SD) 38.69 (9.94)
SLDs per100 syllables* Range 1.86 – 12.73
Median 4.73
Mean (SD) 6.01 (3.66)
*

Note. As indicated by the range of SLDs per 100 syllables, a value of less than 3 was calculated for some CWS. This occurred because the SLD measure reflects the average of multiple 100-syllable speech segments from two conversational settings. However, the criterion number of SLDs per 100 syllables for classification as a CWS was met if the child demonstrated 3 or more SLDs in any one of these 100-syllable segments (Yairi & Ambrose, 1999). Therefore, all CWS still met this criterion for stuttering classification.