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Retrieval Inhibition in Anomia
Brain and Language, 1993Reading latencies for anomic temporal lobe epileptics, nonanomic epileptic patient controls, and normal controls were measured in semantic priming paradigms. Both the epileptic controls and the normal controls showed typical semantic facilitation with faster response times following related than unrelated primes. The anomic subjects, on the other hand,
T A, Blaxton, S Y, Bookheimer
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Neurology, 1983
A right-handed patient with a complete right homonymous hemianopia could not name objects seen in her left hemifield but could always select an object from an assortment when the object was named. If the right hemisphere was devoid of auditory language function, we must postulate separate transcallosal pathways from visual to verbal and from auditory ...
G F, McCormick, D A, Levine
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A right-handed patient with a complete right homonymous hemianopia could not name objects seen in her left hemifield but could always select an object from an assortment when the object was named. If the right hemisphere was devoid of auditory language function, we must postulate separate transcallosal pathways from visual to verbal and from auditory ...
G F, McCormick, D A, Levine
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1996
Abstract Disordered word finding (anomia) easily ranks as the most common language impairment. Everyone complains from time to time that they are unable to find the appropriate name and this normal problem can be greatly magnified by brain injury.
D Frank Benson, Alfredo Ardila
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Abstract Disordered word finding (anomia) easily ranks as the most common language impairment. Everyone complains from time to time that they are unable to find the appropriate name and this normal problem can be greatly magnified by brain injury.
D Frank Benson, Alfredo Ardila
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Anomia and Enomia: A Methodological Evaluation of Srole's Anomia Scale
American Sociological Review, 1966Durkheim popularized the term anomie and stimulated a great deal of theoretical discussion and research. Subsequently, Srole constructed interview schedule items to measure personal anomia, and his items have been used by a large number of investigators.
Curtis R. Miller, Edgar W. Butler
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Brain, 1986
The occurrence of anomia which particularly affected the category of animals is described in a 12-year-old boy. This difficulty cannot be accounted for by frequency or familiarity and is unaffected by whether the stimulus is a line drawing, photograph or model.
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The occurrence of anomia which particularly affected the category of animals is described in a 12-year-old boy. This difficulty cannot be accounted for by frequency or familiarity and is unaffected by whether the stimulus is a line drawing, photograph or model.
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Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 2000
Of all the symptoms associated with aphasia, anomia may be the most pervasive. Virtually all individuals with aphasia have some degree of word-finding difficulty. Even when an individual experiences significant recovery in aphasia, anomic deficits typically remain, resulting in frustration for the anomic individual, their communication partners ...
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Of all the symptoms associated with aphasia, anomia may be the most pervasive. Virtually all individuals with aphasia have some degree of word-finding difficulty. Even when an individual experiences significant recovery in aphasia, anomic deficits typically remain, resulting in frustration for the anomic individual, their communication partners ...
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2012
Societies today are affected more than ever by acceleration processes, by an increase in pace and loss of time that threatens to blur the clarity of existing social norms and value systems. According to Thome and Birkel (2007), the phenomena of acceleration and loss of rules and boundaries encourage demoralization processes, for morality not only sets ...
Sandra Legge, Wilhelm Heitmeyer
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Societies today are affected more than ever by acceleration processes, by an increase in pace and loss of time that threatens to blur the clarity of existing social norms and value systems. According to Thome and Birkel (2007), the phenomena of acceleration and loss of rules and boundaries encourage demoralization processes, for morality not only sets ...
Sandra Legge, Wilhelm Heitmeyer
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