Aphasia: language without thought or thought without language?
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Aphasia↗
Biomedical subjects
J M Wepman
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New and wider horizons for speech and hearing specialists.
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Child↗
Dimensions of individual difference in the spoken syntax of school children.
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Adolescent↗
Lexical analysis of institutional versus non-institutional mentally retarded.
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Adolescent↗
Aphasia therapy: a new look.
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Aftercare↗
Lexical usage of mentally retarded and nonretarded children.
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Adolescent↗
Surface structure, deep structure, and transformations: a model for syntactic development.
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Child↗
A group screening test of auditory acuity.
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Audiometry↗
Auditory discrimination. Its role in language comprehension, formulation and use.
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Auditory Perception↗
Language disturbance and nonverbal cognitive performance in eight patients following injury to the right hemisphere.
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Adult↗
Performance on nonverbal cognitive tests following unilateral cortical injury to the right and left hemisphere.
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Adult↗
Studies in aphasia: classification of aphasic speech by the noun-pronoun ratio.
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Aphasia↗
Test responses as predictors of free-speech characteristics in aphasia patients.
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Aphasia↗
Syntactic indices of language use of mentally retarded and normal children.
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Age Factors↗