Aphasiology 1993: Vol 7 Index

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APHASIOLOGY, 1993, VOI > NO. 6, 597-600
Index of Authors
Volume 7
ACKERMANN, H., see Hertrich, I.
ALIMINOSA, D., MCCLOSKEY, M., GOODMAN-SCHULMAN, R., and SOKOL, S. M., Remediation of
acquired dysgraphia as a technique for testing interpretations of deficits, 55
ANNONI, J.-M., Cot, F., RYALLS, J., and LEcoursS, A. R., Profile of the aphasic population in a
Montreal geriatric hospital: a 6-year study, 271
ARAM, D. M., see Eisele, J. A.
BARDACH, L., see Craig, H. K
BAsso, A., see Papagno, C.
BEESON, P. M., see Holland, A
BELAND, R., LEcouRS, A. R., GIROUX, F., and Bots, M., The MT-86 fi aphasia battery: a subset
of normative data in relation to age and level of school education (Part II), 359
BERNDT, R. S., see Mitchum, C. C.
BLANKEN, G., The production of stereotyped neologisms in aphasia: a case study, 551
Bots, M., see Béland, R
BOLLINGER, R. L., Musson, N. D., and HOLLAND, A. L., A study of group communication
intervention with chronically aphasic persons, 301
BRUMFITT, S., Losing your sense of sel f: what aphasia can do, 569
CARRY, L., see Craig, H. K.
CHIAT, S., see Marshall, J
Cor, F., see Annoni, ].-M
CRAIG, H. K., HINCKLEY, J. J., WINKELSETH, M., CARRY, L., WALLEY, J., BARDACH, L., HIGMAN,
B., HILFINGER, P., SCHALL, C., and SHEIMO, D., Quantifying connected speech samples of
adults with chronic aphasia, 155
DAVIDOFF, V., see Deonna, T.
DAvIDoFF, J., and DE BLEsER, R., Optic aphasia: a review of past studies and reappraisal, 135
DAVIS, R. E., see Selinger, M.
DE WIJNGAERT, E., and GOMMERS, K., Language rehabilitation in the Landau-Kleffner syndrome:
considerations and approaches, 475
DELLA SALA, S., LORENZI, L., SPINNLER, H., and ZUFFI, M., Components in the breakdown of
verbal communication in Alzheimer’s disease, 285
DELOCHE, G., DORDAIN, M., and KREMIN, H., Rehabilitation of confrontation naming in aphasia:
relations between oral and written modalities, 201
DEONNA, T., DAVIDOFF, V., and ROULET, E., Isolated disturbance of written language acquisition
as an initial symptom of epilectic aphasia in a 7-year-old child: a 3-year follow-up study, 441
DORDAIN, M., see Deioche, G.
DuGAS, M., see Gerard, C.-L
EDWARDS, S., GARMAN, M., and KNOTT, R., The grammatical characterization of aphasic language,
217
EISELE, J. A., and ARAM, D. M., Differential effects of early hemisphere damage on lexical
comprehension and production, 513
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FERRO, J. M., see Martins, I. P
FRANC, S., see Gerard, C.-L.
GARMAN, M., see Edwards, S
GERARD, C.-L., DUGAS, M., VALDOIS, S., FRANC, S., and LECENDREUX, M., Landau-Kleffner
syndrome diagnosed after 9 years of age: another Landau-Kleffner syndrome?, 463
GIROUX, F., see Béland, R
GOMMERS, K.., see de Wijngaert, I
GONZALEZ ROTHI, L. J., Aphasia and its treatment: a challenge for one and all, 1
GOODMAN-SCHULMAN, R., see Aliminosa, D
HAAG, E., see Springer, |
HAENDIGES, A. N., see Mitchum, C. ¢
HAMILTON, A., see Pring, T
HARLEY, T. A., Connectionist approaches to language disorders, 221
HARWOOD, A., see Pring, T
HAYAKAWA, T., see Ikeda, M
HERTRICH, I., ACKERMANN, H., ZIEGLER, W., and KASCHEL, R , Speech iterations in Parkinsonism:
a case study, 395
HERMANN, M., JOHANSEN-HORBACH, H., and WALLESCH, C. W., Empathy and aphasic re-
habilitation — are there contradictory requirements of treatment and psychological support?,
HIGMAN, B., see Craig, H. K
HILFINGER, P., see Craig, H. K
HILLIs, A. E., The role of models of language processing in rehabilitation of language impairments, 5
HINCKLEY, J. J., see Craig, H. K
HOLLAND, A. L., and BEESON, P. M., Finding a new sense of self: what the clinician can do to
help, 581
HOLLAND, A. L., see Bollinger, R. L
HouGH, M. S., Categorization in aphasia: access and organization of goal-derived and common
categories, 335
IKEDA, M., TANABE, H., YAMADA, K., YOSHIMINE, T., HAYAKAWA, T., HASHIKAWA, K., and
NISHIMURA, T \ case of acquired childhood aphasia with evolution of global aphasia into
transcortical sensory aphasia, 497
JACOBS, B., see Raymer, A. M
JOHANSEN-HORBACH, H., see Hermann, M
JORDAN, F. M., and MuRDOCH, B. | \ prospective study of the linguistic skills of children with
closed-head injuries, 503
KASCHEL,R. , see Hertrich, I
KNOTT, R., see Edwards, S
KREMIN, H., see Deloche, G
LE GRAND, H. R., see Raymer, A. M
LECENDREUX, M., see Gerard, C.-L
Lecours, A. R., see Annoni, |.-M
Lecours, A. R., see Béland, R
Index Of . 1 authors
LEES, |] \., Differentiating language disorder subtypes in acquired childhood aphasia, 481
LORENZI, L., see Della Sala, S
MACBRIDE, L., see Pring, T
MACKENZIE, C., Concern for the aphasic person’s sense of self: why, who and how?, 584
MARSHALL, J., PRING, T., and CHIAT, S., Sentence processing therapy: working at the level of the
event, 177
MARTINS, I. P., and FERRO, J. M., Acquired childhood aphasia a clinicoradiological study of 11
stroke patients, 489
McCLOSKEY, M., see Aliminosa, D
McDONALD, S., Viewing the brain sideways? Frontal versus right hemisphere explanations of
non-aphasic language disorders, 535
MitcHuM, C. C., HAENDIGES, A. N., and BERNDT, R. S., Model-guided treatment to improve
written sentence production: a case study, 71
MURDOCH, B. E., see Jordan, F. M
Musson, N. D., see Bollinger, R. L.
NISHIMURA, T., see Ikeda, M
PAPAGNO, C., and BAsso, A., Impairment of written language and mathematical skills in a case of
OLandau-Kleffner syndrome, 451
PAQUIER, P., and VAN DONGEN, H. R., Acqu| ired Childhood apIh asia: a rarity?, 417
PAQUIER, P., and VAN DONGEN, H. R., Current trends in acqu1 ired childhood apIh asia: an
introduction, 421
PRESCOTT, T. E., see Selinger, M
PRING, T., HAMILTON, A., HARWOOD, A., and MACBRIDE, L., Generalization of naming after
picture/word matching tasks: only items appearing in therapy benefit, 383
PRING, T., see Marshall, |
PYYPPONEN, V., The point of view of the clinician, 579
RAYMER, A. M., THOMPSON, C. K., JACOBS, B., and LE GRAND, H. R., Phonological treatment
of naming deficits in aphasia: model-based generalization analysis, 27
ROBERTS, M. M., see Thompson, C. K.
ROULET, E..,, see Deonna, T
RYALLS, J., see Annoni, ].-M
SARNO, M. T., Aphasia rehabilitation: psychosocial and ethical considerations, 321
SCHALL, C., see Craig, H. K.
SELINGER, M., WALKER, K. A., PRESCOTT, T. E., and DAvis, R. I \ possible explanation of
problem-solving deficits based on resource allocation theory, 165
SHAPIRO, L. P., see Thompson, C. K
SHEIMO, D., see Craig, H. K.
SOKOL, S. M., see Aliminosa, D.
SPINNLER, H., see Della Sala, S
SPRINGER, L., WILLMES, K., and HAAG, E., Training in the use of wh-questions and prepositions
in dialogues: a comparison of two different approaches in aphasia therapy, 251
TANABE, H., see Ikeda, M.
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THOMPSON, C. K., see Raymer, A. M
THOMPSON, C. K., SHAPIRO, L. P., and ROBERTS, M. M., Treatment of sentence production deficits
in aphasia: a |i nguistic-specific approach to wh-interrogative training and generalization, 111
VALDOoIS, S., see Gerard, C.-I
VAN DONGEN, H. R., see Paquier, P
VAN HOUT, A., Acqu| ired aIp hasia in childhood and developmental dysphasias: are the errors similar?
Analysis of errors made in confrontation naming tasks, 525
WALKER, K. A., see Selinger, M
W ALLESCH, C.-W., see Herrmann, M
WALLEY, J., see Craig, H. K
WILLMES, K., see Springer, |
WINKELSETH, M., see Craig, H. K
YAMADA, K., see Ikeda, M
YOSHIMINE, T., see Ikeda, M
ZIEGLER, W., see Hertrich, |
ZuFFI, M., see Della Sala, S