Deficits in working memory (WM) are an important subset of cognitive processing deficits
associated with aphasia. However, there are serious limitations to research on WM in …

PURPOSE: Many adults with aphasia demonstrate concomitant deficits in working memory
(WM), but such deficits are difficult to quantify because of a lack of validated measures as …

Background: Overall, there is growing consensus that working memory (WM) should be
routinely assessed in individuals with aphasia as it can contribute significantly to their level …

Background: Working memory (WM) is essential to auditory comprehension; thus
understanding of the nature of WM is vital to research and clinical practice to support people …

Background: Recent investigations have suggested that adults with aphasia present with a
working memory deficit that may contribute to their language‐processing difficulties. Working …

Background: Although several studies have examined working memory in people with
aphasia, there is little information about the psychometric properties of tasks used to …

Background: Experimental studies of short-term memory and working memory (WM) in
aphasia fail to discriminate cognitive impairments of different aphasia types—non-fluent …

Background: Working memory (WM) has gained recent attention as a cognitive construct that
may account for language comprehension deficits in persons with aphasia (PWA)(Caspari …

Background: General agreement exists in the literature that individuals with aphasia can
exhibit a working memory deficit that contributes to their language-processing impairments …

Compared to neurologically healthy adults, persons with aphasia (PWA) demonstrate
impaired performance on working memory (WM) tasks. These deficits in WM are thought to …