Aphasia, Alexia, and AgraphiaChurchill Livingstone, 1979 - Broj stranica: 213 |
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... auditory language . Brain damage that involves the auditory language function can interfere with the visual - verbal association un- derlying reading , producing an alexia . Another frequently suggested explana- tion is the entirely ...
... auditory language . Brain damage that involves the auditory language function can interfere with the visual - verbal association un- derlying reading , producing an alexia . Another frequently suggested explana- tion is the entirely ...
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... auditory agnosia ( Albert et al , 1972 ) or verbal auditory agnosia ( Goldstein , 1974 ) . For a diagnosis of pure word deafness , careful audiometric testing must demonstrate no sig- nificant defect . The patient can hear the language ...
... auditory agnosia ( Albert et al , 1972 ) or verbal auditory agnosia ( Goldstein , 1974 ) . For a diagnosis of pure word deafness , careful audiometric testing must demonstrate no sig- nificant defect . The patient can hear the language ...
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... Auditory sequencing and left cerebral dominance for language . Neuropsychologia 10 : 245-248 . Albert , M.L. & Bear , D. ( 1974 ) . Time to understand . A case study of word deafness with reference to the role of time in auditory ...
... Auditory sequencing and left cerebral dominance for language . Neuropsychologia 10 : 245-248 . Albert , M.L. & Bear , D. ( 1974 ) . Time to understand . A case study of word deafness with reference to the role of time in auditory ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Historical Background | 12 |
Neuropathological Substrate of Aphasia | 18 |
Autorska prava | |
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