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Original Article

Modern Attitudes to the Psychology of Dysphasia

Pages 60-65 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

In the past, psychologists studying dysphasia have concentrated on describing and categorising the disorders present. Clusters of defects were isolated and attempts were made to correlate these with anatomical lesions. The results were not always convincing and were the source of much discussion. It is probably not surprising that those who had to deal with dysphasia from a practical point of view (Speech Therapists) were little impressed by their efforts.

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