… life for many years to come and may affect the extent to which individuals feel satisfied and
fulfilled with their lives… real-life adult outcomes of participants of the Ottawa Language Study at …

… of life (QOL) for a group of young adults with histories of mild to severe specific language
impairment who had received language … QOL of individuals with specific language impairment, …

… (QoL), which the World Health Organization defines as “individuals’ perception of their
position in life in the context of culture and value systems in which they live and in relation to their …

… The various definitions of QoL used in the literature typically focus on an individual's … a
person's individual and social context, each of these three important areas of their lives will have …

… life, as well as those who require a supportive residential setting to achieve a satisfying
quality of life. … functions of a meaningful life for individuals faced with cognitive communicative …

… Research on this topic has represented a shift away from ‘deficit’ models and a focus on
the negative impacts of aphasia on individuals’ everyday life functioning and quality of life. …

… [It] is determined by the individual, as well as being construed in the clinical sense as … -related
quality of life. Quality of life reflects the whole life experience for the individual, of which the …

… and their family members can be significant and long-lasting, with most cases of aphasia
persisting for the remainder of an individual's life. The chronic nature of aphasia has led some …

… According to Anderson and Bury [1], only individuals who live with … of life. The World Health
Organization [2] defines quality of life as the perception of individuals of their positions in life …

… The activities and life situations that make up a person's everyday life are described in the …
have a positive effect on their everyday lives. In fact some individuals, particularly those whose …