The Aprosodias¶
Ross. (1981). The Aprosodias. Archives of Neurology.
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- Prosody
- Elliott Ross's work on the "aprosodias" (from the early 1980s) described patients who, after right-hemisphere strokes, produced grammatically and phonetically intact speech yet had lost the ability to convey or comprehend emotional and attitudinal intonation — speaking in a flat monotone, or failing to hear a sarcastic or questioning contour
This sourceRoss's description of patients with focal right-hemisphere lesions and disordered affective prosody in spontaneous speech, repetition and comprehension. Ross's proposal that right-hemisphere affective language mirrors left-hemisphere propositional language, with aprosodias classified like the aphasias (motor, global, transcortical sensory and so on).
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- Elliott Ross's work on the "aprosodias" (from the early 1980s) described patients who, after right-hemisphere strokes, produced grammatically and phonetically intact speech yet had lost the ability to convey or comprehend emotional and attitudinal intonation — speaking in a flat monotone, or failing to hear a sarcastic or questioning contour
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