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Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Vol.46 364-368 November 1981.
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Facilitating the Comprehension of Tense Related Sentences in Aphasia

Robert S. Pierce 1

1 Kent State University, Ohio

Aphasic individuals have a tendency to decode past tense and future tense sentences as if the sentences were in the present tense. This study assessed the influence of additional surface structure markers of past or future tense on this comprehension process. The results indicated that additional markers significantly facilitate the comprehension of tense related sentences by aphasic subjects. Implications for sentence decoding strategies and clinical management are discussed.

Submitted on January 23, 1980
Accepted on September 11, 1980






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