To what extent does attention underlie language in aphasia?
@article{Villard2017ToWE, title={To what extent does attention underlie language in aphasia?}, author={Sarah Villard and S. Kiran}, journal={Aphasiology}, year={2017}, volume={31}, pages={1226 - 1245} }
ABSTRACT Background: It is well established that persons with aphasia (PWA) exhibit impaired performance on assessments not only of language function but also of cognitive skills, including attention processing. Attention is a particularly important cognitive skill to examine in aphasia because of its fundamental, domain-general nature, as well as the fact that a link between attention deficits and language deficits in this population has been proposed in previous work. Aims: We review and… CONTINUE READING
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