Which neural circuits underlying spoken language may be inefficient or vulnerable to disruption?However, that 
information is often delayed because it depends on rapid updating of information about the new state of the speech system 
(sensory analysis) and the rapid analysis of the sound just produced (comparison of efference copy of motor commands and 
feedback of actual output).The findings of Sommer, Koch, Paulus, Weiller, and Buchel (2002), 
Chang, Erickson, Ambrose, Hasegawa-Johnson, and Ludlow (2008), Watkins, Smith, Davis, and Howell (2008), and 
Cykowski and colleagues (2010) suggest that individuals who stutter have less dense bidirectional fiber tracts between 
sensory and motor areas.One of the functions 
that often seems to be atypical in stuttering is sensorimotor processing, particularly auditory-motor processing.Why?