Authors: Ran Li, Natalie Gilmore, Mia O’Connell, Swathi Kiran
Q&A with Ran Li
What is this paper about and why are the results important?
This study implemented an error coding scale to assess changes in word production errors following a semantic-based naming therapy in individuals with chronic aphasia. It provides insights into the linguistic mechanisms that underlie the recovery of naming abilities.
How are the findings of this paper related to the brain and recovery?
These findings suggest different linguistic mechanisms associated with naming recovery in individuals who respond favorably to treatment versus those who do not. Clinicians should consider different treatment plans for individuals with distinct language and cognitive abilities.
Who worked on this project and what were their roles?
Ran Li led the data coding and analysis, participated in manuscript writing and revisions. Natalie Gilmore co-led the data coding and analysis, and participated in manuscript writing and revisions. Mia O’Connell conducted data coding and Swathi Kiran collected data, supervised all the work and contributed to manuscript writing and revisions.
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Li, R., Gilmore, N., O’Connell, M., & Kiran, S. (2024). Evolution of word production errors after typicality-based semantic naming treatment in individuals with aphasia. Aphasiology, 1-26. https://doi.org/10.1080/