In current therapy for adults who stutter, the rationale for decreasing emotionality associated with stuttering rests on the idea that stuttering is caused by some emotional difficulties in early childhood.

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The rationale for decreasing emotionality in stuttering therapy is to reduce anxiety and negative emotions that exacerbate stuttering, not because stuttering is caused by emotional difficulties in childhood.

In Current Therapy for Adults Who Stutter, the Rationale for Decreasing