This study assessed the effects of unilateral right (RHD) or left hemisphere brain damage
(LHD) on the knowledge and processing of emotional information imparted by vocal …

This research examined perception of moods from the tone-of-voice of semantically neutral
phrases following unilateral cerebrovascular accident. It was hypothesized that right …

This study was designed to assess how unilateral right hemisphere brain damage (RHD)
affects the knowledge and processing of metaphoric aspects of word meaning. Ambiguous …

This study investigated the influence of enhanced textual redundancy on affective
interpretations made by unilaterally right or left hemisphere brain-damaged adults and …

This research examined the influence of mood-congruent and mood-incongruent contexts
on recognizing affective prosody after brain damage. Predictions stemmed from an …

Receptive tasks of linguistic and affective prosody were administered to 9 right-hemisphere-
damaged (RHD), 10 left-hemisphere-damaged (LHD), and 10 age-matched control (NC) …

Impairments in listening tasks that require subjects to match affective-prosodic speech
utterances with appropriate facial expressions have been reported after both left-and right …

To evaluate the right hemisphere's role in encoding speech prosody, an acoustic
investigation of timing characteristics was undertaken in speakers with and without focal …

Primary objective: The ability to identify emotions in spoken language is an essential
component of communication and could be disrupted in persons with brain injury. Current …

Stimuli from two previously presented comprehension tasks of affective and linguistic
prosody (Pell & Baum, 1997) were analyzed acoustically and subjected to several …