Why is there a genetic reason for stuttering? Is there any evidence for this? No points if you don t

Stuttering is not inherited. This disorder is associated with neurodevelopmental factors, psychological stress, as well as linguistic action factors. Therefore, this is due to a number of reasons, stuttering alone can not be judged whether it is inherited, there is a familial stutter may be related to genetic factors, that is, if the parents have stuttering symptoms, the probability of the child stuttering will be higher, but this is not a real genetic disease.

If it is related to psychological factors and linguistic behavioral factors, the stutter is not inherited. Because he got it the day after tomorrow. Any stuttering can be done in the psychological psychiatric department of a regular hospital**, for the behavioral aspect**, as well as for the psychological aspect of cutting corners.

Stuttering is usually not hereditary, it is a phenomenon caused by spasms of the laryngeal muscles and tension in the articulatory organs, and is not hereditary. It may also be caused by psychological factors, when people are nervous and stressed, the phenomenon of stuttering will also occur.

In general, stuttering is not hereditary, and most patients with stuttering are acquired, except for a few congenital factors. Because children have curiosity and imitative behaviors, they are easily influenced by the parents around them, resulting in the wrong orientation in the process of language formation and learning, so there will be stuttering and other phenomena. As a parent, you should correct your child's pronunciation in time, isolate your child's contact with stuttering patients, and eliminate all hidden dangers that affect your child's language learning process.

This disease is easier to correct before it is habitually formed, and if it is once a habit is formed, it is more difficult.

That's right. There are many people in this society who believe that stuttering has a genetic component, including many scholars and stutterers themselves. The reason is that there are stutterers in the stutterer's family, some between parents, some grandparents, etc., which is indeed related to genetics on the surface, but if we analyze it carefully, it is not what happened.

Grandpa has a stutter, grandchild doesn't necessarily have a stutter, parents have a stutter, the child doesn't necessarily have it, and a stutterer has, but the parents don't necessarily have.

In order to further clarify this problem, we can first talk about the process of language establishment, a child is born can not speak, at the beginning can only pronounce a simple Yi Yi Ya sound, generally until one year old, will not speak, and at the beginning of learning to speak, can only say some simple words, and later as the child gradually grows up, the child's language is more and more abundant, generally around the age of 102 to complete the entire language system. To complete this whole language system, the child must learn (imitate and review) to complete. If a child is born deaf, then the child must be dumb in the future, why?

Because he can't get into the spoken language, he can't learn the spoken language, so he's dumb, and I think everyone knows that. For example, if a Chinese-born child is fostered in the UK from an early age, will he be fluent in English or Chinese when he grows up? The answer is obvious, although there is a genetic element of Chinese circulating in him, the language that comes out of his mouth is still English.

It can be seen from this that language is not innate, but the result of acquired labor, and the same stuttering is also language, but pathology, so stuttering is not innate, but acquired for some reason. At the same time, it can also be said that language ability is innate, and the ability to use language is acquired.

The personality of most stutterers is anxious, and when they speak, they often want to pour out all the words at once, as the saying goes, "if you want to hurry, you can't reach it", so you can't say it, the more you can't say it, the more anxious you are, the more anxious you are, the more you can't say it, so it forms a vicious circle, and of course you can't say it. Therefore, stuttering correction also needs to develop a peaceful personality of urgent exercise, such as this, stutterers can develop a good habit of speaking slowly, such as developing such a good habit, it is of great help to stutter correction.

Most people who stutter learn someone else's stutter at an early age. Childhood is a critical period for learning and mastering language, and one of the psychological characteristics of children is that they are imitative and susceptible to suggestion. When there are people in relatives, friends, classmates and neighbors who stutter, they will become the object of imitation.

No, it's the throat, there's something wrong.

It is not necessary that some of them will be achieved when they are children and adults.

In general, the incidence of stuttering in families is relatively high, about 65%, so it is thought to be related to genetics. Geneticist Jennis, who investigated the condition of a large number of families of people who stuttered, found that stuttering can be passed on to the next generation by the genetic factors that determine the sound quality of the vocal cords. Fortunately, this genetic advantage is not very powerful and can be corrected with training.

5 countermeasures to correct stuttering in children:

There are no abnormalities in the development of the language organs and the development of the nervous system in children who stutter. As long as it is timely**, stuttering is completely correctable

1 Listen to beautiful language.

Beautiful language includes language with beautiful sound, fluent expression, concise and clear language, such as children's stories, children's poems, etc. It is even more effective if parents can recite the same heart and progress with their children.

2 Talk patiently and often to your child.

It is necessary to demonstrate more to the child and make less corrections to eliminate the psychological pressure of the child. Let the child self-regulate and self-correct easily and naturally in the process of speaking.

3. Conduct language correction training for your child.

Balance of speech: Be emotionally stable when speaking, relax your muscles, and breathe evenly.

Speak slowly: Speak at a slower pace. Think about it and talk about it, don't talk about it while you think about it.

Clear voice: pronounce word by word, read word by word, especially the first word of each sentence, and speak gently and slowly.

Lengthened vowels: Vowels such as a, o, e, i, and u should be extended.

Practice more: In different scenarios, such as at home or in kindergarten, let children sing more, recite nursery rhymes, tell more stories or repeat their pleasant things, so as to exercise speaking coherence.

4 Speak more slowly when talking to your child.

If the child does not pick up for a while, do not rush to remind him, but let him speak naturally, so that the child is immersed in the atmosphere of natural conversation. Let your child speak naturally without noticing that he has a stutter. Don't interrupt, correct, or blame your child while he or she is talking.

Ask your child to slow down his speech so that he can support his stutter and make him hear clearly, and then slowly increase his speech speed when he no longer stutters.

5 Help your child build confidence in stuttering.

Parents should create a relaxed and pleasant living and language environment for their children to reduce their attention to stuttering. Also create opportunities for your child to play with a child who speaks fluently on a regular basis. At the same time, teachers and parents should educate children who play with stuttering children not to ridicule and sarcastically stutter children, and help eliminate tension and establish confidence in stuttering through psychological support.

Although it is not inherited, if the parents stutter, the child will imitate it every day when he listens to you, and over time he will also stutter, so parents should change it as soon as possible and can practiceStuttering training system

First of all, stuttering is a long-term development of wrong language habits, not a physiological disease, and stuttering is not inherited.

Causes of stuttering include: intentional imitation, unintentional suggestion, excessive stress, improper education, environmental changes, etc. Recovery is possible with speech therapy.

I was a freshman in high school and had low self-esteem because of my stuttering. I speak fluently with acquaintances, barely stuttering, but when I talk to strangers, I get nervous, and then I get stuck in my throat just after saying a word. Later, I found an effective ** method, and now there is no stuttering.

How much does it cost to correct a stutter? Surgery ** Does stuttering work.

Stuttering is not inherited, stuttering is not a disease, stuttering is a bad language habit that is acquired, and it is completely corrected through correct language training! Stuttering is not a disease, not a mental problem, not a lesion of a physiological organ, and not genetic! Stuttering is just a habit of language and mental awareness.

Stuttering can occur for many reasons: intentional imitation, unintentional suggestion, being frightened, improper education, impatience, etc.

The appearance of stuttering is often related to the person's emotions at the time and is governed by psychological factors. Therefore, in order to correct stuttering, it is necessary to first remove the psychological disorder of stuttering patients. The existence of psychological disorders is closely related to the performance of speech, and if the speech is not fluent, the mind will inevitably fluctuate.

Therefore, while removing psychological barriers, it is necessary to cultivate a good and correct language habit. Fluency in language will build up self-confidence, promote the elimination of psychological barriers, and enable them to enter a virtuous circle of psychology-language-psychology, and establish new language habits while re-understanding stuttering and evaluating themselves.

Stuttering is not inherited, language is learned, but if there are relatives around you who suffer from stuttering, the probability of stuttering will be greater due to environmental hints and imitations.

Professor Chen Jiarong, an expert in stuttering correction, summarized based on his own personal experience and teaching practice: stuttering is not inherited, but it is easy to be affected by the environment, if there are relatives who suffer from stuttering, they will inadvertently hint and intentionally imitate the formation of stuttering, as long as it is treated correctly, it will be fine, once the psychological disorder is caused by the wrong understanding of parents and themselves, it must be corrected.

I was worried because my child's pronunciation is influenced by the parents, even if it is not genetically expressed, but the acquired behavior may affect the child, and they will imitate the stuttering of their parents.