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Brain and Language (Full Text) vol. 21 no. 2 (1984)
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Topik:
Linguistics
;
Psycholinguistics
;
Brain and Language
Bahasa:
(EN )
ISSN:
0093-934X
Year::
1984
Penerbit:
Brain and Language
Jenis:
Journal - ilmiah internasional
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Correlations of Glucose Metabolism and Structural Damage to Language Function in Aphasia
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The Effect of Semantic Plausibility on Sentence Comprehension in Aphasia
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The Effects of Word Class on Children’s Reading and Spelling
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Regional Brain Activity in Dyslexic and Control Children during Reading Tasks: Visual Probe Event-Related Potentials
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The Boston Naming Test: Norm Data and Cue Utilization in a Sample of Normal 6- and 7-Year-Old Children
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Comparison of the Performances of a Fluent and a Nonfluent Aphasic on a Pantomimic Referential Task
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Agrammatism in a Case-Inflected Language: Comprehension of Agent-Object Relations
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The Effect of Response Choice Relatedness on Pantomime and Verbal Recognition Ability in Aphasic Patients
, halaman 291-306
Altered Patterns of Word Associations in Dementia and Aphasia
, halaman 307-317
Event-Related Brain Potentials Differentiate Normal and Disabled Readers
, halaman 318-334
Soft Tissue Anatomy of the Tongue and Floor of the Mouth: An Ultrasound Demonstration
, halaman 335-350
NOTES AND DISCUSSION Predicting Brain Organization from Dichotic Listening Performance: A Note on Sidtis
, halaman 351-353
Asymmetries Large and Small: A Reply to Dennis
, halaman 354-357
Where Does the Term “Aphasia” Come from?
, halaman 358-363
Possible Effects of Forced Report Order on Tachistoscopic Recognition of Bilaterally Presented Stimuli: A Response to Young and Ellis
, halaman 364-374
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