Single oral word associations produced by right-hemisphere-damaged (RHD) stroke
patients and age-matched healthy controls were analyzed to assess the right-hemisphere …

In spite of controversies, numerous studies have suggested that the right hemisphere (RH)
of right-handers demonstrates some lexical–semantic abilities (see Joanette, Goulet, & …

ABSTRACTS The evidence of lexical‐semantic deficits following right, non‐language‐
dominant hemisphere injury was assessed using word (or verbal) fluency tests. Two groups …

Background: The right cerebral hemisphere (RH) sustains activation of subordinate,
secondary, less common, and/or distantly related meanings of words. Much of the pertinent …

The performances on language and verbal memory tests of 26 right-hemisphere damaged
subjects (RHD) have been compared with normal controls and 11 non-aphasic left …

Patients with unilateral left-or right-hemisphere lesions were asked to make similarity
judgements to visually presented words on the basis of rhyme, meaning or visual similarity …

A right hemisphere lesion can be the source of difficulties in the processing of words in right-
handed individuals (Joanette, Goulet & Hannequin 1990). The research that have attempted …

Single words, familiar phrases (idioms and speech formulas), and novel sentences
(matched to the familiar phrases in length, frequency, and structure) were selected for a …

Joanette and Goulet (Neuropsychologia, 1986, 24, 875–879) reported that right-handed
patients suffering from a right-hemisphere stroke were impaired on semantic but not on …

It is by now fairly well established that the right hemisphere plays a role in some aspects of
language comprehension {see for an overview. Joanette. Goulet, & Hannequin. 1990) …