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2. When you are speaking with a person who has a speech-related disorder such as stuttering, are you likely to conclude that the

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mars1129 [50]2 years ago

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<em><u>No</u></em>

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A person with a speech-related disorder can know what to say, they just have trouble saying it. It has nothing to do with their knowledge, so they wouldn't be less intelligent just because of their disorder.

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