True or False? Girls are more likely to experience stuttering than boys.

The correct assertion is that girls are generally less likely to experience stuttering than boys. Research indicates that stuttering is more prevalent in males, with various studies showing that the ratio can be as high as four or five boys for every girl who stutters. The reasons behind this gender disparity are not entirely understood, but factors may include genetic predispositions and developmental differences between boys and girls. Thus, the statement that girls are more likely to experience stuttering is inaccurate, which supports the choice that asserts this is false.