Articulation Flood Cluttered Speech

Definition

Cluttering, a fluency disorder — thought outpacing motor-linguistic formulation, producing rapid, irregular, telescoped speech emitted before formulation completes. A trait-level outpacing of the expressive row over the forming step. Distinct from Pressured Speech by the motor-linguistic pacing running ahead of formulation with no elevated mood behind it; distinct from Conceptual Proliferation by ordinary content arriving at ordinary rate and only the output stage losing synchrony.

Glossary source /cascades/Articulation Flood/variants/@label=articulation-flood-cluttered-speech/reason

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

Usage

do not use for

The parent cascade, a reusable global diagnosis, or a variant attached to a different cascade.

register

{
  "docs": "allowed",
  "marketing": "allowed",
  "product": "required",
  "public": "required"
}

use when

Naming a reviewed presentation that is a child of exactly one parent cascade.

Relationships and lifecycle

Parents

• cascade.articulation-flood