Words in Action: retrieval errors in aphasia, a topic for therapy
(Woorden in actie: woordvinding bij afasie, een reden voor therapie)
1999-12-08
Doctoral Thesis
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An aphasia is defined as an acquired impairment of language based on brain damage (Benson & Ardila 1996). All modes of language use may be involved: spontaneous speech, writing and comprehension of written and spoken language. Therefore, aphasia is labelled as a supramodal language disorder. The nature and severity of the disorder in each language mode may vruy between and within individual patients.
Supervisor
(promotor):
The
author
wishes to thank:
Stichting Volkskracht, Rotterdam,
Nationaal Revalidatie Fonds,
Stichting Afasie Nederland
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- patient
- aphasia
- therapy
- speech
- disorder
- language
- phonological
- level
- processing
- performance
- comprehension
- aphasic
- repetition
- action
- aphasic patients
- sentence
- study
- conduction
- result
- content words
