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Frank E.X. Dance The University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
Pages 310-314 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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J. Donald Ragsdale & Rosemary Dauterive. (1986) Relationships between age, sex, and hesitation phenomena in young children. Southern Speech Communication Journal 52:1, pages 22-34.
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J. Donald Ragsdale & Daniel H. Sisterhen. (2016) Hesitation Phenomena in the Spontaneous Speech of Normal and Articulatory-Defective Children. Language and Speech 27:3, pages 235-244.
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J. Donald Ragsdale. (2016) Relationships Between Hesitation Phenomena, Anxiety, and Self-Control in a Normal Communication Situation. Language and Speech 19:3, pages 257-265.
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