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Medicina: Neuropsicologia cognitiva
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| Noun |
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| countable |
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| Full loan |
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| The persistent repetition of purposeless words. The persistent repetition of purposeless words (e.g. “stuff”). |
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| Vista-Mead 2001 Vista-Mead 2001 |
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| Neologisms and jargon are present when patients engage in discourse and when they answer questions (Weinstein and Puig-Antich 1974). As recovery progresses, they often show a significant reduction in neologisms with increased numbers of indefinite pronouns, definitions, circumlocutions, hesitations and confabulations (Buckingham and Kertesz 1976; Green 1969; Kertesz and Benson, 1970; Lecours and Joanette, 1980). They also produce stereotypic responses, clichés, malapropisms and puns instead of neologisms to fill gaps when word-finding difficulties exist (Weinstein and Puig-Antich 1974). |
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| Code 1989 |
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| Aphasia |
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| Aphasiology |
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| Cognitive neuropsychology |
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| Lexical deficits |
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| Deficit of the semantic system |
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| Anomia, Verbal paraphasia, Semantic paraphasia |
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| Passe-partout |
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