Notes and Discusson Dissociation of Pure Korean Words and Chinese-Derivative Words in Phonological Dysgraphia  

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Kim, Hyanghee ; Na, Duk L.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Brain and Language (Full Text) vol. 74 no. 1 (2000), page 134-137.
Fulltext: 74_01_Kim.pdf (111.33KB)

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Phonological dysgraphia is a writing impairment, characterized by marked disability to spell pronounceable pseudo-words as opposed to relatively mild reduction in ability to spell real words. Within the realm of Korean vocabulary, there are two categories of real words: pure Korean words and Chinese-derivative words. We present a patient with a history of CVA, resulting in phonological dysgraphia and, further, a dissociated performance in the aforementioned two categories of real words. It is suggested that the lexicon for pure Korean words is segregated from that for Chinese-derivative words.

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