“…Phonological and semantic fluency have been assessed in individuals with schizophrenia (Costafreda et al, 2011;Henry & Crawford, 2005), cognitive impairment (Price et al, 2012), TBI (Henry & Crawford, 2004a;Raskin & Rearick, 1996), brain lesions (Baldo & Shimamura, 1998), Alzheimer's disease (Gocer March & Pattison, 2006;Pasquier, Lebert, Grymonprez, & Petit, 1995;Randolph, Braun, Goldberg, & Chase, 1993;Ting, Hameed, Earnest, & Tan, 2012), dementia (Moreno-Martinez & Montoro, 2010;Pasquier et al, 1995), Parkinson's disease (Henry & Crawford, 2004b;Randolph et al, 1993), Huntington's disease (Randolph et al, 1993;Weber, Koch, & Reilmann, 2012), clinically isolated syndrome (Anhoque, Biccas-Neto, Domingues, Teixeira, & Domingues, 2013;Till et al, 2013), and multiple sclerosis (Brissart et al, 2013;Till et al, 2013).…”