While most tasks involve some semantic processing, the term “semantic therapy task” generally refers to tasks with an explicit focus on meaning (e.g. semantic feature analysis, odd-one out), rather than tasks that only require implicit semantic processing (e.g. repetition in the presence of...
understanding the association is crucial to explain behavior and performance after brain injury, such as stroke. The rationale for this study was to provide a comprehensive assessment of the relation between tissue loss, age-related effects, impact on networks...
JY Yang - 《Destech Transactions on Social Science Education & Human Science》 被引量: 0发表: 2017年 On Chinese Culture Infiltration in English General Education However, over-emphasis on English language and culture gives rise to "Chinese culture aphasia" in China. Therefore, it is necessary ...
Editorial: Rapid Testing for the Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Virus is Urgently Required as Infections in Poultry and Dairy Cows are on the Rise, and so is Transmission to Humans Dinah V. Parums DOI: 10.12659/MSM.949109 Med Sci Monit 2025; 31:e949109 ...
Participants make acoustic changes while hearing background noise; speech intensity rises in an effort to increase the signal-to-noise ratio, while mean F0 increases due to a presumed rise in subglottal pressure. Further research is suggested to investigate other acoustic differences, possibly at ...
On the other hand, language and speech are not interchangeable. The latter should be reserved for the act of “speaking a verbal message” independently of the process of formulating the message itself. In this definition, I use verbal messages to call attention to the fact that aphasia ...
This model is supported by evidence from cross-modal lexical decision tasks that examined reflexive-antecedent dependencies in Dutch capitalizing on the finding that non-fluent PWA took significantly longer when judging reflexive elements compared to unimpaired controls (see Burkhardt et al., 2008). ...
Investigating the Role of Somatotopy on Verb Naming in Aphasia Y. Faroqi-Shah Pages 2-3 View PDF select article Action and Language Processing in Patients with Motor Neuron Disease Research articleOpen access Action and Language Processing in Patients with Motor Neuron Disease C. Cecchetto, L. ...
We conclude that today′s discussion could profitably be refocused on the question which emerges from the original works of Wernicke and Alzheimer, which Alzheimer himself asked, and which remains unanswered: How can diffuse cerebral pathology give rise to a pattern of language deficit virtually ...
To do so, we explored the performance of Catalan-Spanish BWA and healthy controls on a language switching task, specifically focusing on two key aspects. First, we used a voluntary language switching task as a relatively new experimental approach to this issue and a method of capturing a more...