Omission of definite and indefinite articles in the spontaneous speech of agrammatic speakers with Broca's aphasia

Havik, Else; Bastiaanse, Roelien

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“…The focus of researches from different languages was on the phonological and syntactic production and impairments relating to them. These include: Articles (Swedish: Manson& Ahlsen, 2001; Dutch: Havik et al, 2004), Active-passive sentence production (Arabic: Faroqi-Shah, 2003; Dutch and German: Bastiaanse & Van Zonneveld, 2004;Italian: Caramazza et al, 2005), pronouns (Dutch: Ruigendijk & Baauw, 2007), simple verbs inflection (Spanish: Centeno, 2007), finite verbs (Dutch: den Ouden et al, 2008), word order in verb final sentence (German: Bornkessel- Schlesewsky et al,( 2009).…”

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Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Yaari¹,

Hammadi²,

Alyami³

et al. 2013

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Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Yaari¹,

Hammadi²,

Alyami³

et al. 2013

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Processing of nominal compounds and gender-marked determiners in aphasia: Evidence from German

Lorenz

Zwitserlood

2014

Cognitive Neuropsychology

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The present study tests theories about the representation of compound nouns and grammatical gender in the mental lexicon. Comprehension and production of determiner-compound-noun phrases were examined in three aphasic native speakers of German, a language that marks grammatical gender on definite determiners of nouns. In picture naming, participants were more impaired in retrieving compounds than matched simple nouns and showed different error patterns. However, retrieving the correct determiner was equally impaired for compounds and simple nouns. Clear dissociations between impaired determiner retrieval in production and relatively preserved processing of determiner-noun phrases in comprehension were observed for existing compounds and simple nouns. In contrast, processing of novel compounds was more impaired in both modalities, and gender-mismatch effects were especially observed for novel compounds. The results support the account of decomposed word forms and holistic lemma representations of compound nouns in the mental lexicon.

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Syntactic and pragmatic aspects of determiner and pronoun production in Dutch agrammatic Broca's aphasia

Ruigendijk

Baauw

2007

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Omission of definite and indefinite articles in the spontaneous speech of agrammatic speakers with Broca's aphasia

Cited by 3 publications

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Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Broca’s Area (BA) and Language Articulation: Evidence from Arab Broca’s Aphasic

Processing of nominal compounds and gender-marked determiners in aphasia: Evidence from German

Syntactic and pragmatic aspects of determiner and pronoun production in Dutch agrammatic Broca's aphasia

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