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The Tudor Experiment and Wendell Johnson: Science ad Ethics Reexamined.(Brief Article)
A S H A Leader, July, 2001 by Yairi, Ehud; Ambrose, Nicoline
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Professionals in the area of speech and heating science and disorders were shocked by a recent report published by the San Jose Mercury News regarding the late Professor Wendell Johnson and his stuttering research. The report accused Johnson, a legendary figure in our field, of directing a master's thesis by Mary Tudor that was an experiment in making normally speaking children become stutterers.
According to the Mercury News, the 1939 study successfully achieved its objectives in that several children indeed developed chronic stuttering. We would like to set the record straight ...
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