THE TOKEN TEST¶
DE RENZI, & Vignolo. (1962). THE TOKEN TEST: A SENSITIVE TEST TO DETECT RECEPTIVE DISTURBANCES IN APHASICS. Brain.
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- Receptive Language
- In speech-language pathology, standardised receptive-language batteries — the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (receptive vocabulary), the Token Test (receptive syntax), the Preschool Language Scale — are designed to measure reception while holding production demands to a minimum (point-to-a-picture, follow-a-command), isolating the reception channel from expressive confounds
This sourceThe Token Test, a battery designed as a sensitive test for detecting receptive disturbances in aphasics.
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“THE TOKEN TEST: A SENSITIVE TEST TO DETECT RECEPTIVE DISTURBANCES IN APHASICS”
- In speech-language pathology, standardised receptive-language batteries — the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (receptive vocabulary), the Token Test (receptive syntax), the Preschool Language Scale — are designed to measure reception while holding production demands to a minimum (point-to-a-picture, follow-a-command), isolating the reception channel from expressive confounds
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