… to spend more time with lesser impaired aphasic clients and less time with more impaired
persons. Supportive information for this reapportionment of time has been presented. The final …

… When reviewing the results of the study, however, potential sample biases must be considered.
It could be assumed that respondents, who are members of Special Interest Groups, are …

… samples of linguistic behaviours before and after therapy, but obtained only one sample of
conversation at each time … ) demonstrated that 10-minute samples of conversation data were …

… programme so that people with aphasia and their families may … by trained volunteers in the
aphasic person’s own home. The … A separate sample pre-test-post-test design (Campbell and …

… types of intra-individual variability in attention in aphasia, between-session intra-individual …
These findings have implications for better understanding attentional fluctuations in aphasia…

… It is not known if, or how, the presence of aphasia might impact on a person's experience of
… at different time-points. The majority of participants in this study had anomic aphasia and one …

… Another source of frustration has been the huge selection of available tools to measure
outcomes in aphasia. These tools draw from a wide range of theoretical orientations and sample …

… six months post stroke in a sample including people with aphasia. … Aphasia was not a
predictor of distress at any time point. Yet, at three months post stroke 93% of those with aphasia …

… were no statements in our samples which could be viewed as reflecting unrealistic attitudes,
probably because of the longer post-onset period in our sample and the existence of an …

… : ``The other day, we were in a store, and they were serving samples of port. I let him go
up there on his own, and the man asked him if he wanted it cold or at room temperature. My …