Aphasia¶
Damasio. (1992). Aphasia. New England Journal of Medicine.
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Domain-specific¶
- Receptive Language
- Paediatric speech-language pathology — the home: runs the reception-by-expression grid to separate an expressive delay (production scaffolding) from a global language disorder, with low-production batteries (Peabody, Token Test, Preschool Language Scale) holding output near zero. Adult aphasiology and neuropsychology — reads the same axis to part Wernicke's from Broca's, receptive (sensory) aphasia being a standing clinical category built on exactly this dissociation
This sourceClinical review describing aphasia as a disturbance of the comprehension and formulation of language caused by dysfunction in specific brain regions. Clinical review stating the Broca profile: anterior left-hemisphere lesion, effortful and agrammatic output, comprehension relatively spared.
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“APHASIA is a disturbance of the comprehension and formulation of language caused by dysfunction in specific brain regions.”
- Paediatric speech-language pathology — the home: runs the reception-by-expression grid to separate an expressive delay (production scaffolding) from a global language disorder, with low-production batteries (Peabody, Token Test, Preschool Language Scale) holding output near zero. Adult aphasiology and neuropsychology — reads the same axis to part Wernicke's from Broca's, receptive (sensory) aphasia being a standing clinical category built on exactly this dissociation
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