Is it a mental problem to stutter when you are nervous?

One of my classmates was like that

Some stammers are natural, and some are cut because of the heart.

I remember that one of my classmates went to study at an institution during the holidays to correct his stuttering.

It was about half a month, and finally they were asked to give a speech in the square.

It's much better now, and I stutter once in a while

I think the most important thing is mental

You can try to hold an article and read it to someone at home, and if there is no problem, read it to your classmates to see if you stutter.

If not, it just means that you have a fear of strangers, but it's not a big problem, you can tell people in advance that you're a little nervous and you're going to stutter, so they won't laugh at you.

You'll get used to it, too.

That's the psychological effect.

There is a method you can try.

It is to separate the words when speaking, and you can read them in three or three.

Well, yes, you're too nervous, and you're a little bit unconfident

Psychological effects. The next time you encounter such a situation, you think to yourself, what are they, aren't they all people, and when you mix better than them in the future, they will have to nod to you

It's okay to make more friends.

Maybe it's because I'm afraid of others, so I'm trying to move towards a better future, and I'm going to keep moving towards a happy state.

1.I feel that most people who stutter have problems with the rhythm of their breath. After being laughed at or feeling ashamed, I especially want to finish the words smoothly in one breath.

In fact, the more you do this, the less breath you have, and when you are nervous, your stuttering will be even worse. So the person who stutters makes himself stutter.

2.Pay attention to pauses in your speech, even if you speak slowly. In fact, you can see that most people, especially leaders, speak in a subdued voice.

Thinking about it, it doesn't matter. Don't think about every word you want to say in your head and then say it, because you have to get stuck, and everyone will get stuck.

3.Speech is accompanied by body movements, don't believe you try. Just like the person who speaks, with the body movements, the speech immediately becomes smoother.

4.Grasp the tone of your voice, even if it is a bit contrived (such as Teacher Tong Zirong). Speak in a low tone and never stutter.

5.Most people stutter a little when they speak, especially if their heads are short-circuited or have difficulty making sounds. For example, I found that many people directly say that they love Xinjueluo when they love it, and they love to say it twice, and it is indeed like this when they say it four times directly. In the post some.

When you have a difficult sound, you can say it tactfully. For example, ask for directions: Hello, how to get on Love Street? At this time, the word love may be stuck. It's okay, you can say a few more words to make the pronunciation smoother. For example: Hello, may I ask about this. How to get to Love Street? Isn't it a lot smoother?

You may have a stutter, so you often can't speak clearly for half a day. You can only **, but you have to rely on yourself, train yourself, train repeatedly with a word of stuttering, make yourself fluent, and after a long time, you will find that there are changes.

Hello, for stuttering, we should choose the appropriate method for each individual according to their respective stuttering characteristics, personalities, emotions and behaviors.

It is suggested that at present, stuttering is mostly focused on non-drugs, including speech training, psychological, bioelectric feedback metronome, changing vocal methods, delayed voice feedback methods, voice masking methods, and so on.

Hello, people with a long tongue are prone to stuttering when they speak, and this situation is more likely to occur when they are nervous.

It is recommended that you need to adjust yourself to make yourself less nervous, speak calmly, and not speak too fast.