Developmental Factors That Predict Head Movement During Resting-State Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging in 3–7-Year-Old Stuttering and Non-stuttering Children

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Developmental Factors That Predict Head Movement During Resting-State Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging in 3-7-Year-Old Stuttering and Non-stuttering Children https://t.co/ksfGYuH1zh https://t.co/jBoGe9KJaW

22 Nov 2021

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New Research: Developmental Factors That Predict Head Movement During Resting-State Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging in 3–7-Year-Old Stuttering and Non-stuttering Children: Early childhood marks a period of dynamic neurocognitive… https://t.co/1lb7qRj

16 Nov 2021

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05 Nov 2021

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What factors predict head movement during rsfMRI in young children? Check out my new paper! @FrontNeurosci @changstutterlab #stuttering https://t.co/JuO9NawaoW

03 Nov 2021

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