The role of stigma-identity constructs in psychological health outcomes among adults who stutter

Abstract

There are a handful of other people who have been integral to my success. Bill Murphy, thank you for advocating for my acceptance at The University of Iowa and for sparking my interest in stuttering. Karla McGregor, thank you for making me a better writer. I learned so much from you. Evan Totty, thank you for your input about the statistical analyses in this project and for your time and friendship. Anu Subramanian, you have been an incredible friend and mentor to me. I hit the jackpot when I met you at Purdue, and I will greatly miss having you nearby. When it comes to you, I can't sum up all that I am grateful for, so thank you for everything. Naomi Rodgers, there is no one else that I would have rather gone through this process with. I look forward to a lifetime of friendship and collaboration. Finally, Matt, I could not have completed this project without your unwavering support and positivity. Thank you for moving to Iowa for me and for weathering the good, bad, and ugly dissertation days. I can't wait to start the next chapter with you.