… children have difficulty retrieving words in their receptive vocabulary. Such word-finding
difficulties (WFD) can impact social development and educational outcomes. This research aims …

… Outcomes and Results: All three tasks significantly improved … from tasks that provided the
word form (reading aloud and … What differs is that in reading aloud and writing to dictation …

… of choice for those whose word-finding difficulties lie at the post-semantic/lexical level (eg,
Nettleton & Lesser, 1991). The differing outcomes from semantic and phonological techniques …

This paper develops a new theory of the tip of the tongue (TOT) phenomenon. Within this
interactive activation model of speech production, TOTs occur when the connections between …

… Our interpretation of this outcome is that the increase in_activation attributable to spreading
… was that the two groups differed on those aspects of naming time that are unrelated to …

… This study attempts to explain this observation by examining the impact of increasing the
numbers of polysyllabic words in a picture-naming test on the outcomes of percentages of …

… magnitude, except for the relation between Calculation and Word Attack (r = .46). We tested
whether any correlations differed significantly by language group and found a few differences…

… between the therapy task and the outcome. Thus, the first … In this first therapy study we shall
report the differing effects … and indeed sometimes cued word finding herself using initial letters…

… , therapy task, and outcome. Further discussion relates to the … of word retrieval, and there
can be no doubt that therapy for … orthographic knowledge to aid word finding. Even though this …

… outcomes in children with LI. However, as shown in Table 1, SLI and NLI subgroups also
differed … Our results showed that measures of reading comprehension and word recognition in …