Neuroanatomical correlates of spelling and writing
SZ Rapcsak, PM Beeson - The handbook of adult language …, 2015 - api.taylorfrancis.com
In setting out to explore the neural substrates of spelling and writing, a useful theoretical
point of departure is to consider the development of written language from an evolutionary …
point of departure is to consider the development of written language from an evolutionary …
Acquired reading and writing disorders
C Luzzatti - Handbook of the Neuroscience of Language, 2008 - boa.unimib.it
Empirical evidence indicates that while the acquisition of oral language is based on
neuroanatomical and functional units that are genetically predetermined, it is difficult to …
neuroanatomical and functional units that are genetically predetermined, it is difficult to …
[图书][B] Neuropsychology of language, reading and spelling
U Kirk - 2012 - books.google.com
Neuropsychology of Language, Reading, and Spelling explores the many neural systems
and subsystems that contribute to the production and comprehension of oral and written …
and subsystems that contribute to the production and comprehension of oral and written …
The crucial role of posterior frontal regions in modality specific components of the spelling process
AE Hillis, S Chang, E Breese, J Heidler - Neurocase, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
Although it is commonly assumed that posterior temporo-parietal regions are the regions of
the brain essential for accessing orthographic representations for written output, patients …
the brain essential for accessing orthographic representations for written output, patients …
The literate brain: The relationship between spelling and reading
B Rapp, K Lipka - Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 2011 - direct.mit.edu
We report the results of an fMRI investigation of the neural bases of written language
comprehension (reading) and production (spelling). Both tasks were examined in the same …
comprehension (reading) and production (spelling). Both tasks were examined in the same …
Are reading and spelling phonologically mediated? Evidence from a patient with a speech production impairment
JR Hanley, V McDonnell - Cognitive Neuropsychology, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
In this paper, we report the case of a patient, PS, who shows excellent comprehension of the
meaning of words despite making a large number of phonemic paraphasias on tests of oral …
meaning of words despite making a large number of phonemic paraphasias on tests of oral …
Oral and written spelling impairments
DI Margolin… - … neuropsychology in clinical …, 1992 - books.google.com
Carl Wernicke's (1874/1968) prescient and seminal theory of language disorders can be
paraphrased as follows: Language disorders are (1) due to impairments of elementary …
paraphrased as follows: Language disorders are (1) due to impairments of elementary …
Acquired Disorders of Spelling 1
K Patterson - Perspectives on cognitive neuropsychology, 2018 - taylorfrancis.com
This chapter suggests that the various patterns of spelling abilities and impairments that
have been observed provide reasonably convincing evidence for several different separable …
have been observed provide reasonably convincing evidence for several different separable …
Clinical diagnosis and treatment of naming disorders
AM Raymer - The handbook of adult language disorders, 2015 - api.taylorfrancis.com
A variety of different patterns of spelling impairment may be observed subsequent to
neurological damage. For example,“sauce” might be spelled as SOSS or as SOUCF or as …
neurological damage. For example,“sauce” might be spelled as SOSS or as SOUCF or as …
Developmental reading and spelling disabilities: Are these dissociable?
RM Joshi, PG Aaron - Written language disorders, 1991 - Springer
Studies of developmental dyslexia in children suggest that poor spelling is an inevitable
concomitant of poor reading (Cook, 1981; Gerber, 1984; Nelson and Warrington, 1976). This …
concomitant of poor reading (Cook, 1981; Gerber, 1984; Nelson and Warrington, 1976). This …