… in children’s wordfi nding diYculties (WFDs). Word finding diYculties are usually considered
to be … , but have diYculty producing the target word when shown a picture or in conversation. …

… This paper aims to present and understand the outcome of a new therapy for word-finding
problems carried out with five children. The Introduction considers the nature of word-finding …

… In this section, we draw attention to the word-finding problems of children with dyslexia and
discuss the reasons for these difficulties. The studies we review generally involved children …

… Young children’s problems with names does not seem to be interpretable simply in terms
of … lexicon differ from those of the mature wordfinding system. Models of how naming is …

… In the degenerative diseases, in contrast to many of the other conditions associated with
word-finding difficulty, the cause of the word-finding problem may not be obvious or it may be …

… In summary, successful word finding requires that words be adequately stored in memory …
-finding problems may have limitations that affect any or all of these factors. Future research …

… marked difficulties with wh-question words. In expressive language he had sentence formulation
problems characteristic of children with wordfinding difficulties. These included frequent …

… , may indicate progress in word-finding development. Successful word finding depends on
both … Logically, deficiencies in either could underlie word-finding problems. However, studies …

… meanings, which contributes to weak storage strength; or (2) they have wordfinding problems
on target words they understand, which suggests weak retrieval strength. To aid in this …

… , to have a significant wordfinding problem below 70% on a … characterised by semantic
difficulties and reading problems. … level semantic difficulties and reading problems. RR was a 60…