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Language and Intelligence in Dysphasia: Are they related?

Susan Edwards Speech Therapy Dept., Wakefield Lodge School, Reading
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Joan Ellams Medical Rehabilitation Centre, London
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James Thompson Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London
Pages 83-94 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Olivia Yeung & Sam-Po Law. (2010) Executive functions and aphasia treatment outcomes: Data from an ortho-phonological cueing therapy for anomia in Chinese. International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology 12:6, pages 529-544.
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Christos Salis & Susan Edwards. (2009) Tests of syntactic comprehension in aphasia: An investigation of task effects . Aphasiology 23:10, pages 1215-1230.
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StefanoF. Cappa & LuigiA. Vignolo. (1988) Sex differences in the site of brain lesions underlying global aphasia. Aphasiology 2:3-4, pages 259-264.
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RachelM. David & CliveE. Skilbeck. (1984) Raven IQ and language recovery following stroke. Journal of Clinical Neuropsychology 6:3, pages 302-308.
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B.S. Gupta & Uma Gupta. (1984) Styles of Learning and Thinking Among College Students in India. The Journal of General Psychology 111:1, pages 39-44.
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T. R. Pring. (1983) Speech Therapists and Volunteers–Some Comments on Recent Investigations of their Effectiveness in the Treatment of Aphasia. British Journal of Disorders of Communication 18:2, pages 65-73.
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Stella Bailey, Graham E. Powell & Elizabeth Clark. (1981) A Note on Intelligence and Recovery from Aphasia: the Relationship between Raven's Matrices Scores and Change on the Schuell Aphasia Test. British Journal of Disorders of Communication 16:3, pages 193-203.
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James Thompson & Pam Enderby. (1979) Is all your Schuell really necessary?. British Journal of Disorders of Communication 14:3, pages 195-201.
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