1991
DOI: 10.1016/0093-934x(91)90133-l
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Turn-taking and speech act patterns in the discourse of senile dementia of the Alzheimer's type patients

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“…In particular, dementia is strongly characterised by social isolation and difficulties in communication. Speech becomes increasingly inefficient, and progressive short-term memory difficulties and problems with new learning make conversations and other social interactions problematic (Ripich et al 1991). Consequently, most people become reliant on caregivers to initiate engagement and interaction and to take care of everyday living activities and arrangements.…”
Section: Case 2: Working With Dementia Carers and Patientsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In particular, dementia is strongly characterised by social isolation and difficulties in communication. Speech becomes increasingly inefficient, and progressive short-term memory difficulties and problems with new learning make conversations and other social interactions problematic (Ripich et al 1991). Consequently, most people become reliant on caregivers to initiate engagement and interaction and to take care of everyday living activities and arrangements.…”
Section: Case 2: Working With Dementia Carers and Patientsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…A ruptura no desenvolvimento do tema também foi detectada em outras situações de produção em entrevistas e conversação (Garcia & Joanette, 1997;Marcie, Roudier & Boller,1994;Mentis, BriggsWhitaker & Gramigna 1995), ao lado de diferenças no gerenciamento da interação com diferenças no uso de atos de fala, o que evidencia dificuldades no âmbito pragmático-conceitual (Ripich, Vertes, Whitehouse, Fulton & Ekelman, 1991).…”
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“…The DAT patients display difficulties in taking turns, shifting topic, and repairing speech errors during conversation (Garcia & Joanette, 1994;Ripich, Vertes, Whitehouse, Fulton, & Ekelman, 1991;Watson, Chenery, & Carter, 1999). Compared to the age-matched healthy elderly, the language content in DAT is reduced with fewer narrative themes, information units and nouns (Bayles, Boone, Tomoeda, Slauson, & Kaszniak, 1989;Blanken, Dittmann, Haas, & Wallesch, 1987;Bucks, Singh, Cuerden, & Wilcock, 2000;Giles, Patterson, & Hodges, 1996;Nicholas, Obler, Albert, & Helm-Estabrooks, 1985).…”
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confidence: 99%