Medicina: Neuropsicologia cognitiva
English |
omission |
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Attestation |
3
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Part of speech |
Noun
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Grammatical label |
countable
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Phraseology |
To make omission errors, The omission of grammatical morphemes, The omission of grammatical markers.
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Definition |
Deletion of phonemic elements within a word. A production error consisting mostly of the omission of letters within a word (for example: kangaroo: kagro).
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Definition source |
Vista-Mead 2001 Vista-Mead 2001
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Context |
However, they now produced 23 per cent erroneous case markings, i.e. substitution errors, which had not been present in their spontaneous speech. The paragrammatic patients in this study, by contrast, did not produce different patterns of speech in the two contexts. The point that both errors of omission and substitution can occur in the same patient bas long been recognized (Isserlin, in Droller et al. 1985; Weisenburg and McBride 1935). Comprehension. The issue of syntactic comprehension in these patients must be raised if only briefly. The classical German writings on agrammatism described agrammatism as a disorder specific to speech production. Salomon (1914) was the first to raise the question of grammatical comprehension in these patients.
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Context source |
Code 1989
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Synonym |
Deletion
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Antonym |
Insertion
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Subject field |
Aphasia
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Sub-field (level 1) |
Aphasiology
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Sub-field (level 2) |
Cognitive neuropsychology Clinical neuropsychology
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Sub-field (level 3) |
Lexical deficits Aphasic deficits
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Generic concept |
Phonemic paraphasia
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Related concept |
Insertion, Transposition error, Neologism, Substitution error, Conduite d’approche, Verbal stereotypy
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it |
Omissione
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Reliability code |
3
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