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Enriching Communicative Environments: Leveraging Advances in Neuroplasticity for Improving Outcomes in Neurogenic Communication Disorders
Hengst, Julie A.; Duff, Melissa C.; Jones, Theresa A.. - : American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2019
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Getting in sync: Exploring and supporting peer interaction in an autistic child with inconsistent access to speech
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“When do I get to see the dog?”: The communicative environment during animal assisted speech therapy sessions for adults with acquired cognitive-communicative disorders
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MIT vs. Situated Register: A Discourse Analysis of Prosody in Clinical Settings
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A collaborative approach for treating conversational narratives: An aphasia treatment case study
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Targeting collaborative referencing in aphasia: evidence from a mixed methods treatment study
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Metaphor as an interactional discourse resource in aphasia ...
Abstract: Hengst, J.A., Duff, M.C., Kurczek, J., & Prior, P. (2011, November). Metaphor as an interactional discourse resource for individuals with Aphasia and their communication partners. Paper presentation at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) , San Diego, CA.Research and clinical literature document that individuals with aphasia often display good understanding of metaphor and figurative language but difficulty producing or explaining metaphorical expressions (e.g., Winner & Gardner, 1977). For example, when subjects were asked to match spoken metaphors with one of four pictures (metaphor, literal, noun, adjective), Winner and Gardner (1977) found that control subjects selected the metaphor picture 73% of the time, more often than subjects with aphasia (anterior LH lesions, 67%; posterior LH lesions, 46%) or other cognitive deficits (mild dementia, 45%; RH lesions, 40%). However, subjects with aphasia had significantly more difficulty using language to explain the metaphor than did RHD ...
Keyword: 170204 Linguistic Processes incl. Speech Production and Comprehension; FOS Psychology
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Metaphor as an interactional discourse resource in aphasia ...
Hengst, Julie; Duff, Melissa; Kurczek, Jake. - : figshare, 2016
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Metaphor as an interactional discourse resource in aphasia ...
Hengst, Julie; Duff, Melissa; Kurczek, Jake. - : figshare, 2016
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Segmentation tools for analyzing spoken discourse samples: Pitfalls and promises ...
Kurczek, Jake; Duff, Melissa; Hengst, Julie. - : figshare, 2016
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Segmentation tools for analyzing spoken discourse samples: Pitfalls and promises ...
Kurczek, Jake; Duff, Melissa; Hengst, Julie. - : figshare, 2016
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Segmenta(on tools for analyzing spoken discourse samples: Pitfalls and promises ...
Kurczek, Jake; Duff, Melissa; Hengst, Julie. - : figshare, 2016
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What does it mean to sound African American? Teachers' perceptions of school-age children's communication
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Verbal Play as a Communicative Resource in Aphasia Treatment
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Managing Self-Talk in Clinical Sessions: Implications for Speech-Language Pathology
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Form and Function of Narrative Repetition in Aphasia: Clinical Implications ...
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Form and Function of Narrative Repetition in Aphasia: Clinical Implications
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Distributed impact of cognitive-communication impairment: disruptions in the use of definite references when speaking to individuals with amnesia
In: Aphasiology. - London [u.a.] : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 25 (2011) 6-7, 675-687
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Conversational Repetition and Aphasia: A Case Study
Easter, Kyle P.. - 2011
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Rethinking repetition in therapy: repeated engagement as the social ground of learning
In: Aphasiology. - London [u.a.] : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 24 (2010) 6-8, 887-901
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