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Cumulative Subject Index Cognitive Neuropsychology Vol 27

Pages 684-688 | Published online: 19 Nov 2011

CUMULATIVE SUBJECT INDEX

Cognitive Neuropsychology Vol 27

Abstract concepts 614–635

Abstract words 46–71

Action and perception, month-space synaesthesia 665–679

Actions

conceptual knowledge organisation 587–613

l`anguage and performance 428–461

Agrammatism, verb/noun dissociation 152–180

Amusia, congenital, singing proficiency 463–476

Anomia, treament as research tool 542, 544

Aphasia

abstract and concrete words 46–71

action language and performance 428–461

Broca's 505–538

case series investigations 480–482, 488–489

grammatical category dissociation 181–203

nonfluent, lexical competition 505–538

phonological neighbourhood density 401–427

refractory access dysphasia 614–635

syntactic comprehension, Rasch models 230–244

treament as research tool 542–543, 557–558

web-based database 495–504

Attention

month-space synaesthesia 665–679

motion-form conjunctions 72–99

Autism

developmental prosopagnosia 30–45

estimation abilities 261–276

Bayesian approach, single-case studies 245–260, 377–400

Behavioural studies, treament as research tool 541–559

Bilingualism, grammatical category dissociation 181–203

Biological objects, and conspecifics category impairment 207–229

Bottom-up processes, conflict adaptation 360–375

Broca's aphasia, lexical competition 505–538

Capacity-limited model, serial position data 142–144, 148

Case series investigations

methodology uses 477–494

treament as research tool 539, 557–559

Case-controls design

effect sizes 245–260

inferential methods 395–396

Category-specific deficits

conceptual knowledge organisation 587–613

conspecifics and biological entities 207–229

Children, developmental prosopagnosia 30–45

Cognitive control, conflict monitoring 360–375

Cognitive Neuropsychology, scope and aims 1–2

Cognitive processes, treament as research tool 539–562

Comprehension

abstract and concrete words 46–71

aphasia 46–71

syntactic, Rasch models investigation 230–244

Computational models

case series investigations 477–494

semantic dementia, and visual word recognition 101–114

Computer programs

single-case studies comparisons 377–400

effect sizes 245–260

Conceptual knowledge

abstract 614–635

number processing 26

object/action dimension 587–613

Concrete words/objects

interference and facilitation 46–71

refractory access dysphasia 614–635

Conflict monitoring, cognitive control 360–375

Data comparison methods, aphasia, web-based database 495–504

Dementia see Semantic dementia Developmental deficits see

Dyslexia; Prosopagnosia Differential frameworks hypothesis 614–635

Diffusion tensor imaging 277–303

Dissociations

action language and performance 428–461

grammatical category 181–203

single-case comparisons 245–260, 377–400

verb/noun 152–180, 181–203

Distance, estimation abilities 261–276

Domain-specific processes, numbers and semantic dementia 3–29

Dual-mechanism model (DMM), inflected words 334–359

Dual-route cascaded (DRC) model, visual word recognition 101–114

Dysgraphia

orthographic representation mechanisms 305–333

serial position data 134–151

Dyslexia

developmental, place assimilation compensation 563–586

orthographic representation mechanisms 305–333

phonological, deep 46–71

semantic dementia 101–114

surface, case series investigations 484–485

treament as research tool 553–557

Dysphasia, semantic knowledge organization 614–635

Embodied cognition hypothesis 429–430, 454

Estimation abilities 261–276

Event words 152–180

Experience, number processing 26–27

Face processing, developmental prosopagnosia 636–664

Face recognition

see also Prosopagnosia conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

developmental deficits, and autism 30–45

refractory access dysphasia 614–635

Facilitation 540–559

Frontal lobe, cognitive control, conflict monitoring 360–375

Fusiform gyrus, conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

Generalization

face recognition impairment 660

treament as research tool 539–562

Geography, refractory access dysphasia 614–635

Grammatical deficits, noun/verb dissociations 181–203, 588–594, 597–599, 605–610

Graphemic buffer, serial position data 134–151

Group studies, case-controls design, effect sizes 245–260

Holistic processing system, faces 636–664

Imagery

cognitive maps 115–133

neglect 115–133

Imitation, singing 463–476

Inferential methods, single-case study comparisons 377–400

Intervention see Therapy

Language processing actions 428–461

web-based database 495–504

Language production, case series investigations 477–494

Lexical access

case series investigations 480–482, 485–489

inflected words 334–359

mixed error effect 419–421

phonological neighbourhood density 401–427

Lexical decisions, visual, semantic dementia 101–114

Lexical processes nonfluent aphasia, competition 505–538

single v. dual accounts 305–333

verb/noun dissociation 152–180, 181–203

Lexical representations, treament as research tool 551–557

Living things

conceptual knowledge organization 588, 594, 598–599

conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

Magnitude see Numbers

Mapping

cognitive map manipulation 115–133

semantic memory 401

veridical 261–276

Memory, singing proficiency 463–476

Mental lexicon, verb/noun dissociations 152–180, 181–203

Mental representations neglect 115–133

quantity and estimation 3–29

Monte Carlo simulation 249–257, 377–400

Morphological processing inflected words 334–359

treament as research tool 549–551

Motion, motion-form conjunctions search 72–99

Motor processes, action language and performance 428–461

Multiple-case studies, case series investigations comparison 478–479

Music

pitch perception 463–476

singing, congenital amusia 463–476

Names/naming

case series investigations 485–489

lexical competition 505–538

phonological neighbourhood density 401–427

web-based database 495–504

Neglect

hemispatial, visual mental imagery 115–133

visual, allocentric and egocentric 277–303

Neuropsychological testing, effect sizes, point and interval estimates 245–26

Noun/verb dissociations actions 428–461

conceptual knowledge 587–613

events 152–180

grammatical categories 181–203

Numbers

estimation 3–29, 261–276

semantic dementia, understanding quantity 3–29

Object recognition conceptual knowledge

organisation 587–613

developmental prosopagnosia 30–45

within–class discrimination 645

Orthographic representation reading and spelling 305–333

single v. dual accounts 305–333

treatment as research tool 551–555

Parallel distributed processing (PDP) model, visual word recognition 101–114

Parietal cortex, visual search deficits 72–99

Parietal lobe, mental imagery and neglect 130

Perception and action, month-space synaesthesia 665–679

Perceptual processing enhanced perceptual functioning 261–276

estimation 3–29, 261–276

face recognition/coding 636–664

Perceptual representations, neglect 115–133

Phonological processing interactivity 403–406, 419–421

neighbourhood density effects 401–427

place assimilation compensation 563–586

Phonological representations homophones 547–549

place assimilation compensation 563–586

treament as research tool 555–557

Piagetian conservation 3–29

Picture naming

lexical competition 505–538

web–based database 495–504

Pitch, perception 463–476

Place assimilation, dyslexia/SLI 563–586

Prefrontal cortex, conflict monitoring 360–375

Primacy model, serial position data 144

Priming, refractory access disorders 631–633

Prosopagnosia

conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

developmental and autism 30–45

face recognition impairments 636–664

Rasch models, syntactic comprehension 230–244

Reaching tasks, month–space synaesthesia 665–679

Reading

case series investigations 484–485

orthographic representation mechanisms 305–333

visual word recognition 101–114

Refractory access disorders, dysphasia 614–635

Rehabilitation see Therapy Representation action language and performance 428–461

cognitive maps 115–133

month-space synaesthesia 665–679

neglect 115–133

Savant syndrome 261–276

Semantic dementia

reading aloud 102–106

understanding quantity 3–29

visual word recognition 101–114

Semantic knowledge

conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

organization 614–635

Semantic memory, case series investigations 482–484, 488–489

Semantic neighbourhood effects 401–427

Semantic processing

abstract and concrete words 46–71

verb/noun dissociations 152–180, 181–203

web-based database 495–504

Sentence comprehension Rasch models investigation 230–244

web-based database 495–504

Serial position, data analysis and interpretation 134–151

Short-term memory

serial position data 134–151

web-based database 495–504

Singing, congenital amusia 463–476

Single-case studies

see also Case series investigations comparisons 377–400

effect size, point and interval estimates 245–260, 377–400

inferential methods 377–400

reliability problems 637, 639–640, 660

treatment as research tool 539–562

Size, estimation abilities 261–276

SLI see Specific language impairment

Social development, developmental prosopagnosia 30–45

Spatial attention

allocentric and egocentric neglect 277–303

month-space synaesthesia 665–679

Spatial perception

estimation abilities 261–276

navigation and neglect 115–133

Specific language impairment (SLI), place assimilation compensation 563–58

Speech perception abstract and concrete words 46–71

place assimilation compensation 563–586

web–based database 495–504

Speech production

inflected words 334–359

singing proficiency 463–476

Spelling

orthographic representation mechanisms 305–333

serial position data 134–151

treatment as research tool 541–542, 551–557

Statistical analysis

case series investigations 477–494

effect size, point and interval estimates 245–260, 377–400

serial position data 146–148

Stem-based assembly model

(SAM), inflected words 334–359

Strokes, aphasia 46–71

Stroop tasks 360–375

Structural description system 207–229

Synaesthesia, month-space 665–679

Syntactic comprehension, Rasch models investigation 230–244

Temporal lobe, concept of quantity role 3

Theories, cognitive, treament as research tool 539–562

Therapy, cognitive theories resource 539–562

Time perception, estimation abilities 261–276

Tools, action language and performance 428–461

Top-down processes, conflict adaptation 360–375

Treatment, cognitive theories resource 539–562

Verb/noun dissociations

actions 428–461

conceptual knowledge 587–613

events 152–180

grammatical categories 181–203

Verbs, inflected words 334–359

Veridical mapping, estimation abilities 261–276

Visual neglect see Neglect Visual recognition systems

conspecifics and biological entity deficits 207–229

developmental prosopagnosia 30–45

Visual search

feature binding, motion-form conjunctions 72–99

motion-form conjunction deficits 72–99

Visual word recognition, semantic dementia 101–114

Visuospatial processing, mental imagery, neglect 115–133

Voxel-based morphometry 277–303

Weight, estimation abilities 261–276

Word comprehension, action language and performance 428–461

Word processing

combinatorial affixation processes 334–359

productive affixes 334–359

stem–based assembly model 334–359

Word production event words 152–180

inflected words 334–359

lexical competition 505–538

phonological neighbourhood density 401–427

verb/noun dissociations 152–180, 181–203

Word retrieval, treament as research tool 543–544

Working memory, serial position data 135–136

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