The case against the case against group studies

Varieties of errors produced by aphasic patients in phonemic cueing

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Varieties of errors produced by aphasic patients in phonemic cueing

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Graded multidimensional clinical and radiological variation in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and posterior cortical atrophy

“…This raises the issue of how to relate graded, multidimensional approaches to traditional, categorical classification systems 29,61 . The latter provide a useful diagnostic short-hand for clinicians, and may be useful for contrastive group-level analysis 62 . We are not proposing that the diagnostic labels should be abandoned entirely.…”

Component mechanisms underlying the processing of hierarchically organized patterns: Inferences from patients with unilateral cortical lesions.

“…5, No. 5, and Zurif, Gardner, & Brownell, 1989). It has been argued that averaging should be performed only when homogeneity can be assumed and that patients cannot constitute a homogeneous population.…”

Varieties of errors produced by aphasic patients in phonemic cueing

“……”

Graded multidimensional clinical and radiological variation in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and posterior cortical atrophy

“…This raises the issue of how to relate graded, multidimensional approaches to traditional, categorical classification systems 29,61 . The latter provide a useful diagnostic short-hand for clinicians, and may be useful for contrastive group-level analysis 62 . We are not proposing that the diagnostic labels should be abandoned entirely.…”

Component mechanisms underlying the processing of hierarchically organized patterns: Inferences from patients with unilateral cortical lesions.

“…5, No. 5, and Zurif, Gardner, & Brownell, 1989). It has been argued that averaging should be performed only when homogeneity can be assumed and that patients cannot constitute a homogeneous population.…”

Varieties of errors produced by aphasic patients in phonemic cueing

“……”

Graded multidimensional clinical and radiological variation in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and posterior cortical atrophy

“…This raises the issue of how to relate graded, multidimensional approaches to traditional, categorical classification systems 29,61 . The latter provide a useful diagnostic short-hand for clinicians, and may be useful for contrastive group-level analysis 62 . We are not proposing that the diagnostic labels should be abandoned entirely.…”

Component mechanisms underlying the processing of hierarchically organized patterns: Inferences from patients with unilateral cortical lesions.

“…5, No. 5, and Zurif, Gardner, & Brownell, 1989). It has been argued that averaging should be performed only when homogeneity can be assumed and that patients cannot constitute a homogeneous population.…”