Naming objects represents a substantial challenge for patients with chronic aphasia. This
could be in part because the reorganized compensatory language networks of persons with …

Background Previous attempts to investigate the effects of semantic tasks on picture naming
in both healthy controls and people with aphasia have typically been confounded by …

In this functional magnetic resonance imaging study, brain activations of correct and
erroneous picture naming responses were investigated in 34 healthy subjects using an …

Neuroimaging studies of aphasia recovery have linked treatment-related improvements in
language processing to changes in functional brain activation in left hemisphere language …

In healthy controls, picture naming performance can be facilitated by a single prior exposure
to the same picture (“priming”). This priming phenomenon is utilized in the treatment of …

Most of our knowledge about the neuroanatomy of speech errors comes from lesion-
symptom mapping studies in people with aphasia and laboratory paradigms designed to …

Understanding the neural mechanism that supports preserved language processing in
aphasia has implications for both basic and applied science. This study examined brain …

Picture naming is a language task that involves multiple neural networks and is used to
probe aphasia-induced language deficits. The pattern of neural activation seen in healthy …

Impaired object naming is a core deficit in post‐stroke aphasia, which can manifest as errors
of commission–producing an incorrect word or a non‐word–or as errors of omission–failing …

The breakdown of rapid and accurate retrieval of words is a hallmark of aphasic speech and
a prime target of therapeutic intervention. Complementary, psycho-and neurolinguistic …