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Quantitative research in speech

Effects of three aspects of sentence structure on immediate recall

Alan C. Nichols Assistant Professor of Speech, San Diego State College
Pages 164-168 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Robert C. Marshall & Karen J. Lambrecht. (1984) Comprehension of Abstract and Concrete Commands by High and Low Level Aphasic Subjects: Effects of Presentation Mode. Australian Journal of Human Communication Disorders 12:1, pages 17-24.
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Gary James Barnes, Harriet G. Kopp & Alan C. Nichols. (1981) Effects of phonetic distance on recognition of synthetic sentences. Journal of Communication Disorders 14:4, pages 341-347.
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Cynthia M. Shewan & Gerald J. Canter. (1971) Effects of Vocabulary, Syntax, and Sentence Length on Auditory Comprehension in Aphasic Patients. Cortex 7:3, pages 209-226.
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