Stuttering is an area of interest that captures my attention. My essential question for this topic would be, "What exactly happens when an interruption in speech is made? Is it neurologically connected? Cognitively connected?" I know that stuttering is a very common disorder especially among children. I also know that it is a characterized by being a dysfluency in speech. What I don't know is why it's caused or how it's caused. I'm also not too familiar on what a SLP would do in therapy to help stop or reduce the probability of stuttering occurances.