Jauhiainen, T., and Nuutila, A.(1977). Auditory perception of speech and speech sounds in
recent and recovered aphasia. Brain and Language, 4, 572–579. Kent, R., and McNeil …

The present study examined temporal characteristics of monosyllabic, bisyallabic, and
trisyllabic words in Thai to evaluate timing control at the word level in brain-damaged …

The present study examined temporal characteristics of spoken sentences in Thai to
evaluate timing control in brain-damaged patients with unilateral left and right hemisphere …

An acoustic analysis of syllable duration in short Thai phrases was conducted to evaluate
the effects of focal brain damage on the control of speech timing. Almost all 35 of the …

Receptive difficulty is known to be of crucial significance in the disorder of aphasia. Auditory
comprehension difficulty has been related to an inability to perceive the temporal sequence …

Acoustic analyses of syllable durations were conducted in order to address several
hypotheses concerning deficits in the control of speech timing subsequent to focal brain …

A study was conducted to explore intra-word syllabic timing relations in anterior, non-fluent
aphasic patients. Ten sets of three words of increasing length (eg “sleep,”“sleepy,” …

By comparing the same syllables produced in a variety of utteranee-length renditions, the
present investigation examined the hypothesis that fluent aphasics exhibit a shorter-tian …

This paper explores the extent of timing deficits in vowels produced by brain-damaged
speakers of a language with a phonological contrast in vowel length. Short and long vowels …

It has been shown across several languages that verb inflection is difficult for agrammatic
aphasic speakers. In particular, Tense inflection is vulnerable. Several theoretical accounts …