Nonlinguistic Cognitive Functions of Mandarin Speakers With Poststroke Aphasia
Tzu-Jung Huang,
Ping-Hsin Chang,
Hsinhuei Sheen Chiou
et al.
Abstract:Purpose:
The purpose of this study was to examine the cognitive functions of Mandarin speakers with poststroke aphasia and to investigate the relationship between nonlinguistic cognitive deficits and the severity of aphasia.
Method:
Twenty-three adults with aphasia resulting from left-hemispheric stroke and 23 adults matched for age and educational level completed a series of six nonlinguistic cognitive tests measuring nonverbal intelligence, short-term… Show more
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