The guide answers 100 common questions about stuttering, covering topics including its causes, genetics, bullying, therapies and current research. Bias Busters guides are developed by interviewing people within a community about what they would like others to understand about their experiences. Yaruss said one of the guide's primary goals is addressing misconceptions that continue to shape public understanding of stuttering. In reality, he said, stuttering is neurological in origin, not psychological, and trying harder to avoid stuttering often creates additional challenges. Students learn from the expertsOne of the project's defining features was bringing together journalism students, CSD students and people who stutter to develop the guide together.