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期刊名:Aphasiology

缩写:APHASIOLOGY

ISSN:0268-7038

e-ISSN:1464-5041

IF/分区:2.1/Q1

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Background: The extent to which bilingual individuals represent and process their two languages within a shared or partially distinct neural architecture remains a topic of ongoing debate. While both parallel and divergen...
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Background: Prior studies have highlighted the importance of the right hemisphere in recovery from aphasia due to left hemisphere stroke. In particular, the right hemisphere homologous language network appears to support ...
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Background: Post-stroke depression negatively impacts the quality of life of people with aphasia. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are in a unique position to identify signs of depression in people with aphasia because...
Charles Ellis Jr,Molly Jacobs Charles Ellis Jr
Background: Access, satisfaction, and affordability with healthcare services are critical to optimal health-related outcomes. These issues have not been traditionally considered in the study of people with aphasia (PWA). ...
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Background: Logopenic variant of primary progressive aphasia (lvPPA) has been identified as more challenging to diagnose compared to other PPA-variants. A more nuanced characterization of lvPPA symptoms may be needed to f...
Davetrina S Gadson,Peter E Turkeltaub Davetrina S Gadson
Background: Speech language pathologists (SLPs) play a vital role in service delivery in post stroke aphasia. However, SLPs can potentially perpetuate health disparities due to 1) a lack of training regarding social deter...
Courtney C Jewell,Natalie G Freitag,Grace E Terry et al. Courtney C Jewell et al.
Purpose: People with aphasia often present with higher levels of emotional distress than people without aphasia. Coping strategies are behaviors or thoughts that can help individuals reduce the negative impact of stress o...
Gloria Streit Olness Gloria Streit Olness
Background: Discourse coherence is derived, in part, from the relationship between and among words and sentences. In studies of aphasia, the relationship between discourse-level and sentence-level phenomena may be examine...
Gloria Streit Olness,Hanna K Ulatowska,Claire M Carpenter et al. Gloria Streit Olness et al.
Background: There is a tradition of social validation studies in the adult clinical treatment literature that has not yet been extended to narrative evaluation. This social validation process begins with lay listener holi...