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South African Journal of Communication Disorders, 1969 If our observations are correct and our speculations tenable, we may regard the aphasic child as one who may be defective in: (a) storage and retrieval of sounds; (b) in phonemic generalization; (c) in sequencing; and (d) more generally, and more broadly psychologically, in ability to generalize and to apply principles to situations that share a ...
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Cortex, 1986 We developed a battery of tests to evaluate the relationship of perseveration to aphasia, and tested 44 subjects (18 with aphasia, 13 with right hemispheric lesions, 13 normal controls). Several major findings emerged: left hemispheric, posteriorly located, aphasia producing lesions also produced abundant perseverations, both verbal and non-verbal ...
M L, Albert, J, Sandson
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Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 2020 AbstractBackgroundPatients with aphasia can present a type of acalculia referred to as aphasic acalculia.AimsTo investigate the correlation and to test regression models for one- and two-digit calculation skills using verbal and nonverbal predictors.Methods and ProceduresWe selected an aphasia sample of 119 men and 81 women with a mean age of 57.37 ...
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The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1913 n ...
Martin, E., Mills, C. K.
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