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Investigating the demands of spoken language production in young stroke
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This dissertation examines how subtle communication difficulties after young stroke can be identified more effectively. It looks at language tasks with time pressure, distraction and background speech.
About the dissertation
The dissertation investigates how subtle communication difficulties after young stroke can be identified more effectively.
It evaluates language tasks that include time pressure, distraction and background speech.
- Young stroke ages: 18 to 50.
- People often need more time to find words.
- Differences were clearest in realistic tasks.
- Findings may support better assessment and tailored support.
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What is the dissertation about?
It investigates how subtle communication difficulties after young stroke can be identified more effectively.
It evaluates language tasks with time pressure, distraction and background speech.
It focuses on young stroke, ages 18 to 50.
Who organizes it?
Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
Faculty of Social Sciences
How can I register?
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Radboud Universiteit, Houtlaan 4, 6525 XZ Nijmegen, Gelderland, NL
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