The Role of the Output Phonological Buffer in the Control of Speech Timing: A Single Case Study

@article{Cohen1995TheRO,
  title={The Role of the Output Phonological Buffer in the Control of Speech Timing: A Single Case Study},
  author={L. Cohen and A. Bachoud-L{\'e}vi},
  journal={Cortex},
  year={1995},
  volume={31},
  pages={469-486}
}
A patient with a selective impairment of speech output, associating phonemic paraphasias and pervasive preverbal pauses, it is described. Experimental data are discussed in relation to current models of speech production. On clinical evaluation, the pattern of paraphasias was strongly suggestive of a functional lesion affecting the output phonological buffer. This hypothesis received substantial support from a study of word and non-word repetition, as well as from a study of picture naming… Expand
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