Alzheimer's disease (AD) results in language impairments and higher-level communication
problems. Research into the language of people with AD (pwAD) has mainly focused on …

For half a century, Dr. Audrey Holland investigated, developed, and implemented ways to
extend the assessment of adult language and cognitive-communication disorders beyond …

Background: People with Alzheimer's disease (AD) often demonstrate difficulties in
discourse production. Referential communication tasks (RCTs) are used to examine a …

Verbal fluency is widely used as a clinical test, but its utility in differentiating between
neurodegenerative dementias and progressive aphasias, and from healthy controls …

Purpose: The verb fluency task has been researched using a variety of analysis methods
and shown its sensitivity to declines in executive functioning and lexical retrieval abilities in …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) causes significant impairments in memory and other cognitive
domains. As there is no cure to the disease yet, early detection and delay of disease …

Individuals with amnestic Alzheimer's disease (AD) often demonstrate preserved emotional
processing skills despite the neurodegenerative disease that affects their limbic system …

Purpose: The NeuroBel is a short test that can detect cognitive decline using language
tasks. This study replicated previous research using larger clinical samples from three …

Semantic and phonemic verbal fluency tests are widely used neuropsychological
assessments of executive functions and language skills and are easy to administer. The aim …

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and related dementias (PwADRD) often lead to memory issues,
language difficulties, and cognitive impairments. These symptoms can cause social …