… selected to reflect the known impairment profile in … acoustic-phonological processing
capacity. Interestingly, despite an apparent lack of natural plasticity in the acoustic-phonological …

… acoustic-phonological processing impairs access to the … access deficit is compounded
in those individual with semantic … However, this difference is likely to reflect different clinical …

… Wernicke’s aphasia, in which comprehension impairment results from a combination of
acoustic-phonological and semantic control … reflected the expert screening of the sentences by a …

… Semantic deficits in stroke aphasia are typically thought to reflect difficulties in semantic
access and not the degradation of conceptual knowledge itself as in SD, since stroke rarely …

… neurological model of comprehension impairment, resulting in a deficit in semantic cognition
… Wernicke's aphasia reflects a combination of acoustic-phonological and semantic control …

… in all aphasia types but characterizes conduction aphasia. … distinction between Wernicke and
Broca type aphasia or … In this section, we focus on semantic processing deficits that relate to …

… Semantic impairment has risen as a … on a control group. Measures of pseudoword repetition,
confrontation naming and nonverbal semantic association skills were considered to reflect …

… In conduction aphasia, repetition is the presenting deficit in … to have phonological impairments
reflecting selection deficits. … speech perception impairment but also a deficit in semantic …

… primary progressive aphasia (PPA) and semantic dementia … perpendicular to its long axis
reflected the known posterior-to-… between sentence comprehension impairment and volume …

… remaining participants with Conduction aphasia (those who … correlates of phonological and
semantic deficits, which have … reflect distinct mild, phonological, and semantic deficits, both …