Normative databases containing psycholinguistic variables are commonly used to aid
stimulus selection for investigations into language and other cognitive processes. Norms …

Bilingualism studies report asymmetries in word processing across languages. Access to L2
words is slower and sensitive to semantic blocking. These observations inform influential …

This study examined factors affecting object naming decline in patients who have
undergone anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL) and the correlation between age of word …

In this study we present a picture database of 160 nouns and 160 verbs. All verbs and nouns
are divided into two groups as action and non-action words. Age of acquisition, familiarity …

Research into anomia has been carried out in English and many Indo-European languages
extensively, but not in Arabic. Previous studies have investigated predictors of successful …

Background All common variants of primary progressive aphasia (PPA) exhibit naming
deficits. Variants are distinguished by relative deficits in repetition (logopenic; lvPPA), object …

We present a patient (PW) with non-fluent progressive aphasia, characterized by severe
word finding difficulties and frequent phonemic paraphasias in spontaneous speech. It has …

Abstract Words differ in the complexity of their semantic representations and their
relationships to other words and these differences can be operationalised as a variety of …

Two Alzheimer's patients participated in a longitudinal study of picture naming aimed at
analysing the effect of lexical frequency, age of acquisition, stimulus familiarity, word length …

In patients manifesting mild-moderate Alzheimer's disease (AD), lexical semantic tasks are
known to be influenced by several variables which should be adequately taken into account …