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Medicina: Neuropsicologia cognitiva
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| A task in which the non-propositional language is assessed. The serial-automatic speech consists in counting, uttering the days of the week, the months of the year, and in reciting arithmetic tables. |
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| Vista-Mead 2001 |
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| Some examples of non-propositional language (the non-propositionality of which probably varies between individuals and contexts). Serial-automatic speech (e.g., counting, days of week, months of year, recited arithmetic tables). Singing, recitation of overfamiliar verses and rhymes. Swearing, expletives, coprolalic, and emotional utterances. Conventional social greetings (e.g., good morning, good night, thank you, excuse me, nice day). Conversational fìllers (e.g. you know, sort of). Overused phrases, idioms, clichés, and stereotyped expressions. Source: Adapted with permission from Code, C. (1987) Language, Aphasia and the Right Hemisphere. Chichester: John Wiley and Sons. Copyright (1987) John Wiley and Sons. The lack of variability is a major feature of automatic language. Repetitions of such utterances vary very little between productions. In everyday speech, productions of ´How are you?´ will vary very little. |
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| Code 1989 |
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| Automatic language |
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| Aphasia |
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| Aphasiology |
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| Cognitive neuropsychology Clinical neuropsychology |
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| Diagnosis-Neuropsychological test battery |
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| Tasks to assess oral expression disorders |
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| Spontaneous speech, Oral picture naming, Repetition task |
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| Linguaggio automatico |
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