Stuttering-Like Behaviors in ASL
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Cripps et al.
Native
Other (please specify)
8. How many years have you been signing with ASL users? (Please answer using a whole
number only)
9. Have you ever signed with an ASL user who demonstrates any of the aforementioned
signed stuttering behaviors?
• Yes
• No
• Not sure
10. Identify the ASL user with whom you have signed who demonstrates signed stuttering
behaviors by providing his or her first, middle, and last initials:
11. What gender is this individual?
• Female
• Male
12. What age is this individual? (Please answer using a whole number only)
13. Which types of signed stuttering behaviors have you noticed during this individual’s ASL
production? (Check all that apply)
• Repetition of sign movement
• Blocking during sign movement
• Hesitation of sign movement
• Exaggerated/prolonged signs
• Involuntary interjections
• Unusual body movements
• Poor fluidity of the sign
• Increased muscular tension (signing)
• Other (Please specify)
• Not sure
14. In general, where are these signed stuttering behaviors located in the signed utterance?
(Check all that apply)
• Beginning of a signed utterance
• Middle of a signed utterance
• End of a signed utterance
• Not sure
15. Is this individual aware of her/his signed stuttering behaviors?
• Yes
• No
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