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口吃的理论模型与最新研究进展
作者：陈春勇
4小结
口吃是一种复杂的言语运动障碍，尚无一种能被广泛接受的理论。现有的几种理论模型或假说都只立足于一个方面 (如心理、生理或神经语言学)，无法完全解释口吃现象。随着研究的逐步深入，大多研究者认为解释口吃的产生需要一个多因素的模型，可能包括遗传、生理、神经、心理、社会等多个方面。这需要在几个方面的研究出现突破性进展，如，脑成像的研究更加细化，从功能定位层面进入神经网络层面；口吃的基因研究获得更多的一致性证据；儿童口吃的研究从描述阶段进入实验阶段。
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