Errorless training methods significantly improve learning in memory-impaired patients
relative to errorful training procedures. However, the validity of this technique for acquiring …

Objective: To examine the errorless learning approach using a procedural memory task (ie
learning of actual routes) in patients with amnesia, as compared to trial-and-error learning …

Background: Word deafness refers to an inability to understand spoken words despite intact
hearing. In a cognitive approach, word deafness could be explained by a deficiency at the …

Neural plasticity, that is, the ability of the brain to change its function, is a current and
fundamental issue in neuroscience (eg, Buonomano & Merzenich, 1998; Tallal, Merzenich …

Communication disorders are the most common problems arising after stroke with a
reported prevalence ranging from 33% to 52%.“Aphasia” which is the prototype of the …

Individuals with acquired brain injury-related memory impairment learned routes around a
complex virtual reality town under various conditions. Errorless learning, a technique used …

Neural plasticity, that is, the ability of the brain to change its function, is a current and
fundamental issue in neuroscience (eg, Buonomano & Merzenich, 1998; Tallal, Merzenich …

Abstract Evaluation of voice disorders and assessment of vocal performance skill requires
the ability to differentiate vocal qualities. The perception of vocal quality is an integral part of …

This thesis investigated mechanisms underlying impairments in naming, word repetition and
nonword repetition in four different populations: patients recovering from post-stroke aphasia …

Women living with (in) visible disabilities experience (un) settled bodies, bodies that visibly
and invisibly shift into and out of periods of calm (settled-ness) and unrest (unsettled-ness) …