PHONEMIC IDENTIFICATION DEFECT IN APHASIA
PHONEMIC IDENTIFICATION DEFECT IN APHASIA
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DOI:
10.1016/s0010-9452(77)80057-9
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
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影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
VIGNOLO, LA
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作者:
BASSO, A;CASATI, G;VIGNOLO, LA
Right-handed patients (84) with unilateral hemispheric damage (50 aphasics, 12 non-aphasic left brain-damaged and 22 right brain-damaged patients) and 53 control patients without cerebral lesions were given a test of phoneme identification which examined the S [subject] ability to identify the acoustic boundary between 2 phonemes, /d/ and /t/, expressed in terms of voice-onset time (VOT). Phonemic identification defect (PID), defined with reference to the performance of the control group, was limited to aphasics; in over 70% of them, the identification of the boundary zone between voiced and voiceless consonants along the VOT continuum was either impossible or abnormal. While neither the fluency-nonfluency dimension of speech nor the level of comprehension was crucially associated with PID, some evidence pointed to disordered phonemic output as 1 dimension of aphasia that was specifically related to it.