This study investigated the
relationship between stuttering amelioration and cerebral activity. P300
event-related potentials were obtained pre and post-treatment in order to
verify changes in signal amplitude and in the latency between waves. Three
adult males, all stutterers, aged 20 to 31 years,
volunteered to participate in the present study. Results indicate a significant
positive correlation between the reduction in the percentage of stuttered
syllables and the improvement in wave amplitude for the right ear, i.e. stutterers can exhibit different patterns of interhemispheric activity with a tonal P300 task after
undergoing a fluency-enhancing program.