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\PHASIOLOGY, 1999, vo1 Index of Authors Volume 13 Al ARCON, N \LEXANDER lane uncement ARDILA ARDILA, (ARDILA, ARDILA, \RMSTRONG, rKINSON, Compensatior , latory demands ,and Pett, M. D BAUMGAERTNER, , see Tompkins, ¢ 3EESON, P. M.: Treating acquired writit Benson, D. F., see Fly BEUKELMAN, D. R.., Boortn, S., and PERKINS, and evaluate change in aphasi BouCHARD-LAMOTHE, D., BouRASSsA P receptions ex‘ plorartaot ry ‘ study,‘ 55 4g Bourassa, S., see Bouchard-Lam Bow RING, G., see Servaes, P BoyLe, M.: What’s in a name? Not BRADEN, L., see Lapointe, L. I Le Dorse, G ARTER, HENERY onn, D., onROY, P., Cox, R., RAWFORD, Damico, ]. S.. OELs« research: conversation analysi Damico, J. S., see Simmons-Mackie, N Damico, J]. S., Simmons-Macktige, Qualitative methods in aphasia 1 Douc tas, ]. M., see Snow, P. ¢ Draper, B., see Servaes, P Durry, J. R., see Schneider, S. | ELMAN, R., see Damico, J. S hEiatiStE e yt change in lang yhasia, /8 idult with aphasia, 85 guage (with addenda considerations guiding REDMOND, ict vation in speakers wi Rocers, M_ A., and StorKEL,. capacit ypothesis in RoGers, M Wambaug Ross, K B., ind WERTZ, R. TJ severi ind improvement Rosse, M., see Ostrosky-Solis, I Index of Authors J}. R., and O’Brien, Wernicke’s aphasia after and SPECT findin aphasic stroke patients. il carers of aphasic stroke patients ative methods in aphasia research: ethnography, 681 Communication strategies used by ‘good’ versus ‘poor’ ndividuals with aphasia, 807 nd PonsForp., |. I : Narrative discourse following severe traumatic follow-uupf, 5 »” The macrostructure of the interview \re traumatic brain injury lifferently to control interactions ? 709 T., and Baume AERTNER, A.: Suppression anc 1 inference revision in non-brain-dar naged adults, 725 A., and Scut Lz, R.: Evaluating stresses and interventions for uphasic adults: taking a broader perspective. A commentary on Servaes, id Bowring (1999), 902 Herrmann, M Perkins, | MARTINEZ, \. I > McNEIL, M R., and Roc ERS, M \ Sound production Apraxia Of speech overdegenerali,z ation and ntenance effects, 821 und Carter,M . § \n analysiso f trouble and repair in the natural a j ementia of the Alzheimer’s type, 1 their role in aphasia, 911 ind McKerrn, I.: P rofiling conversati Parkinson’s disease with nent, 407 nneider, tn aphasic conversation Liao, S., and Po.issar, N. | f written language traumatic Drain injury outcomes it one year, 691 hes and limits, 21‘