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Dr S Frisson Applications accepted all year round Awaiting Funding Decision/Possible External Funding

About the Project

A limited amount of previous research has shown that people who stutter also show subtle impairments in their silent reading. Using (mainly) eye-tracking methodology the aim of this project is to investigate the potential source of this impairment.

Funding Notes

Self-funded students may wish to apply.

There are a number of currently open competitive studentship schemes at the University of Birmingham, and students are welcome to discuss their eligibility for these with the supervisor or the PG Admissions Tutor.

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Reading processes in people who stutter

University of Birmingham School of Psychology