… of audiovisual information on comprehension in aphasia and … , mouth movements inform
the listener about when to attend … current literature on the processing of audiovisual speech by …

… speech information can influence the listener’s perception in … , including aphasia diagnoses
and Western Aphasia Battery … factors (ie unimodal processing speed, overall perceptual …

… audience is individuals with aphasia for whom visual information processing is often less
challenging than auditory processing. … the BATS audio/visual stimuli to those elicited from more …

… audiovisual stimuli, with the consequence that participants … speakers with aphasia and
its effects on listener perception, … will be explored and compared to that of non-brain-damaged …

… listener must be able to project an upcoming TRP and the end of the current speaker’s
utterance, and that listeners must be processing … Non-brain damaged participants’ rate of repair …

… I review the literature of the functions of gesture for both listeners and speak… non-brain-damaged
individuals. While people with aphasia produce a lower rate of gestures per minute than …

… from non-brain damaged adults and people with aphasia is … and therapy for aphasia
rehabilitation are discussed. The … than an interactive process (ie between speaker and listener). …

… Included participants spoke English as their primary language and had audiovisual data
for both … of apparent listener knowledge and picture stimuli on aphasic and non-brain-damaged …

… in aphasia outcomes research, such as listener perception and listener comfort.[62] [72] …
A large-scale comparison of main concept production between persons with aphasia and …

… circumstances even for non-brain-damaged individuals, with stories initiated by the …
markers in order to successful convey concepts to a listener – things that are more likely to be …