2014
DOI: 10.1080/09602011.2013.875925
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A comparison of errorless and errorful therapies for dysgraphia after stroke

Abstract: Background: Despite the increasing significance of written communication, there is limited

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“…Although a number of other studies have demonstrated generalisation to matched control words following lexical spelling therapies [14,39,40,12,13,41,19,29,15,16,42,43,44] this has either been attributed to the development and use of a strategy [40,12,13,19] or a strengthened graphemic buffer in participants with graphemic buffer disorder [41,19,29,15,16,32,44]. The two therapies provided in this study did not explicitly train use of a strategy and the participants did not all have symptoms of graphemic buffer disorder.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Although a number of other studies have demonstrated generalisation to matched control words following lexical spelling therapies [14,39,40,12,13,41,19,29,15,16,42,43,44] this has either been attributed to the development and use of a strategy [40,12,13,19] or a strengthened graphemic buffer in participants with graphemic buffer disorder [41,19,29,15,16,32,44]. The two therapies provided in this study did not explicitly train use of a strategy and the participants did not all have symptoms of graphemic buffer disorder.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…However, 13 of the 40 lexical therapy studies reviewed showed positive changes to untreated items in at least one of their participants Behrmann, 1987;Deloche et al, 1993;Hillis & Caramazza, 1987;Mortley et al, 2001;Panton & Marshall, 2008;Pound, 1996;Rapp, 2005;Rapp & Kane, 2002;Raymer et al, 2003;Seron et al, 1980;Sugishita et al, 1993;Thiel & Conroy, 2014). Some of these studies have attributed generalisation to the development and use of a strategy (Deloche et al, 1993;Hillis & Caramazza, 1994;Mortley et al, 2001;Pound, 1996), while Behrmann (1987) hypothesised that therapy (a homophone training programme) improved her participant's lexical and visual processing, which benefited untreated items.…”
Section: Lexical Therapiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mitchum, Haendiges & Berndt, 1993), most have targeted single word writing, for instance by targeting phoneme-to-grapheme correspondence or single word spelling (e.g. Beeson & Rapcsak, 2002;Panton & Marshall, 2008;Raymer, Strobel, Prokup, Thomason, and Reff (2010); Thiel & Conroy, 2014). Many studies have reported gains in the spelling of treated words, but often with limited or no generalisation to untreated words (see Whitworth, Webster, & Howard, 2014 for a review).…”
Section: "People With Aphasia Struggle To Keep Up With Today's Technomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such concerns may be on the rise, given the increasing importance of written communication in modern life. Reading and writing skills are necessary for using the internet and mobile phones, which are central to accessing vocational, educational and social spheres (Thiel & Conroy, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%