The Speech of Someone with Non-Fluent Aphasia (Agrammatism) Tends to Lack

question 15

Multiple Choice

The speech of someone with non-fluent aphasia (agrammatism) tends to lack:

• A) Nouns
• B) Verbs
• C) Content words
• D) Function words
• E) Familiar words

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Definitions:

Dichotic Listening Studies

Experiments that involve presenting two different auditory messages simultaneously to each ear to study selective attention and language processing.

Shadowing Performance

A task in cognitive psychology where an individual repeats speech immediately after hearing it, used to study attention and language processing.

Kahneman's Model

A psychological theory attributed to Daniel Kahneman that distinguishes between two modes of thought: fast, intuitive thinking (System 1) and slower, more rational thinking (System 2).

Mental Resources

Cognitive capacities and energies available to an individual for processing information and solving problems.