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期刊名:Aphasiology

缩写:APHASIOLOGY

ISSN:0268-7038

e-ISSN:1464-5041

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Jacquie Kurland,Anna Liu,Vishnupriya Varadharaju et al. Jacquie Kurland et al.
Background: While many measures exist for assessing discourse in aphasia, manual transcription, editing, and scoring are prohibitively labor intensive, a major obstacle to their widespread use by clinicians (Bryant et al....
Katarina L Haley,Adam Jacks,Blaise Morrison et al. Katarina L Haley et al.
Background: With increased attention to third-party disability, there is a need to evaluate how informal caregivers of people with aphasia participate in diverse life activities. Qualitative research has improved our unde...
Jessica D Richardson,Sarah Grace Hudspeth Jessica D Richardson
Background: Semi-spontaneous speech production tasks are commonly elicited to assess discourse ability. When knowledge of a topic, story, or event is shared, it is possible to gauge the informativeness of discourse by eva...
Jessica D Richardson,Elizabeth E Galletta,Leigh Charvet et al. Jessica D Richardson et al.
Background: Remotely-supervised transcranial direct current stimulation (RS-tDCS) is a telerehabilitation protocol that provides access to tDCS treatment to participants with aphasia in their homes using real-time monitor...
Gloria Streit Olness,Samuel E Matteson,Craig T Stewart Gloria Streit Olness
Background: A central purpose of narration is to convey one's point of view about a narrated event. One's expressed evaluation of a narrated event (modalising behaviour) is often differentiated from one's expression of th...
Gloria Streit Olness,Hanna K Ulatowska Gloria Streit Olness
Background: Discourse functionality is a primary goal of aphasia assessment and intervention. People who have aphasia often display a paradoxical functionality in their production of discourse, despite their aphasic impai...
Haley C Dresang,Rand Williamson,Hana Kim et al. Haley C Dresang et al.
Background: Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) is a neurodegenerative syndrome characterized by progressive language deficits. The main variants of PPA -semantic (svPPA), logopenic (lvPPA), and nonfluent (nfvPPA)- can be c...
Ji Hyun Kim,Sarah Cust,Becky Lammers et al. Ji Hyun Kim et al.
Background: Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) has emerged as a possible neuromodulatory tool to augment language therapy in post-stroke aphasia. However, there is limited information on whether tDCS may help ...
Wendy Greenspan,Sonia Vieira,Nadine Martin Wendy Greenspan
Background: The assessment of aphasia in people with severe deficits is hampered by a paucity of tests that are appropriate for this population and that are sensitive to their underlying linguistic and short-term and work...
Kristen Nunn,Yael Arbel,Sofia Vallila-Rohter Kristen Nunn
Introduction: Feedback is a fundamental aspect of aphasia treatments. However, learning from feedback is a cognitively demanding process. At the most basic level, individuals must detect feedback and extract outcome-relat...