The role of the supplementary motor area in speech production: Evidence from participants who do, and do not stutter

Wiltshire, Charlotte

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The role of the supplementary motor area in speech production: Evidence from participants who do, and do not stutter

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Charlotte E. E. Wiltshire

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Description: Charlotte E. E. Wiltshire & Philip Hoole Stage 1 Registered Report Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich Institute for Phonetics and Speech Processing

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