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Nonverbal Cognition is Associated with Discourse Production in Persons with Aphasia: Evidence from Expository and Picture Description Tasks
behavioral-neuroscienceclinical-psychologycognitive-neurosciencecognitive-psychologyneurosciencesocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Purpose: Spoken discourse analysis has gained empirical and clinical attention, yet current practice predominantly relies on picture-based tasks which may not fully capture the language impairments experienced by persons with aphasia (PWA) in more complex contexts. Expository discourse, though more
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