Background: Mild reading difficulties are a pervasive symptom of aphasia. While much
research in aphasia has been devoted to the study of single word reading, little is known …

Purpose Visual-world eyetracking is increasingly used to investigate online language
processing in normal and language impaired listeners. Tracking changes in eye movements …

Purpose Previous eye-tracking research has suggested that individuals with aphasia (IWA)
do not assign syntactic structure on their first pass through a sentence during silent reading …

Purpose There is a lot of evidence that people with aphasia have more difficulty
understanding structurally complex sentences (eg, object clefts) than simpler sentences …

Background Reading is an important everyday activity. Extensive individual variability exists
in both typical readers and readers with aphasia in their reading ability, preferences, and …

Background: Research in aphasia has focused on acquired dyslexias at the single word
level, with a paucity of assessment techniques and rehabilitation approaches for individuals …

Background: Psycholinguistic error analysis of dyslexic responses in various reading tasks
provides the primary basis for clinically discriminating subtypes of pathological reading …

Background: Neurotypical young adults show task-based modulation and stability of their
eye movements across tasks. This study aimed to determine whether persons with aphasia …

Background: Aphasic speakers' oral reading of isolated words has been widely studied, yet
little is known about how contextual information influences reading ability when words are …

Purpose The present study tested whether (and how) language treatment changed online
sentence processing in individuals with aphasia. Method Participants with aphasia (n= 10) …