Purpose Aphasia is an acquired communication disability resulting from impairments in
language processing following brain injury, most commonly stroke. People with aphasia …

Introduction Depression may influence treatment participation and outcomes of people with
post-stroke aphasia, yet its prevalence and associated characteristics in aphasia are poorly …

Purpose The aim of this tutorial is to provide speech-language pathologists with
foundational knowledge of poststroke depression comorbidly occurring with aphasia. Given …

The traditional linear regression in applied linguistics (AL) suffers from the drawbacks
arising from the strict assumptions namely: linearity, and normality, etc. More advanced …

Background The COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted the role of hospital-acquired infections
in spreading epidemics. Adequately cleaning surfaces in patient rooms is an essential part …

Introduction Real-time evaluations of the severity of depressive symptoms are of great
significance for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with major depressive disorder …

Purpose Depression assessment is challenging in persons with aphasia given their
language impairment. Studies have used both self-report scales and by-proxy measures of …

Purpose The current study investigated diurnal cortisol dynamics in adults with and without
aphasia, along with subjective reports of stress and measures of language production …

BACKGROUND Neuropsychiatric symptoms (NPS) have been insufficiently examined in
persons with aphasia (PWA) because most previous studies exclude participants with …

Aphasia is a communication disability that falls under the category of neurological speech
disorder. The main cause of the aphasia individual speech impairment damages certain …