Dissociation of algorithmic and heuristic processes in language comprehension¶
Caramazza, & Zurif. (1976). Dissociation of algorithmic and heuristic processes in language comprehension: Evidence from aphasia.
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- Receptive Language
- Deficit at any stage produces a different profile of comprehension failure — phonological reception deficits produce mishearing and confusion of similar-sounding words; lexical deficits produce vocabulary gaps; syntactic deficits produce difficulty with complex sentence structures even when individual words are known
This sourceShows comprehension failing on structurally complex (centre-embedded, semantically reversible) sentences while lexical knowledge is intact - the syntactic-stage deficit profile the claim asserts.
- Deficit at any stage produces a different profile of comprehension failure — phonological reception deficits produce mishearing and confusion of similar-sounding words; lexical deficits produce vocabulary gaps; syntactic deficits produce difficulty with complex sentence structures even when individual words are known
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