The Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination¶
Goodglass, H., Kaplan, Edith, & Barresi, B. (2001). The Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination.
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- Receptive–Expressive Language Profile
- Developmental speech-language pathology — separating late production with age-appropriate understanding from broader receptive-expressive delay. Aphasiology — distinguishing nonfluent output with preserved comprehension from fluent but impaired comprehension and from mixed profiles
This sourceThe aphasia examination that scores conversational and expository speech separately from auditory comprehension, the crossing on which nonfluent-with-comprehension, fluent-without-comprehension and mixed profiles are separated.
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- Developmental speech-language pathology — separating late production with age-appropriate understanding from broader receptive-expressive delay. Aphasiology — distinguishing nonfluent output with preserved comprehension from fluent but impaired comprehension and from mixed profiles
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