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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DYSPHASIC»
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dysphasic en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
dysphasic y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Disordered Thinking and Communication in Children
Nevertheless, their interest in and, hence, attention to and use of language is
most often lower than normal. The loss of the initial orienting reflex of speech and
the similar loss of the early words of some dysphasic children, dramatically attest
to ...
Mahin Hassibi, Harry Breuer, 1980
2
Autism: The Science of Mental Health
Risk Factors for Epilepsy" Risk Factors Autistic Dysphasic n Epilepsy, % n
Epilepsy, % No motor deficit and 188 7 207 8 not severe MR Motor deficit and not
21 10 24 8 severe MR Severe MR and no 56 25 0 ll; motor deficit Motor deficit
and se- ...
3
Caring for the Older Adult
Depression Clinical depression is a common psychological change following the
onset of dysphasia, as described in this extract from Dysphasia Matters: A
Medical Teaching Pack (Action for Dysphasic Adults, 1997): Doctors should
actively ...
Lynn Basford, Karran Thorpe, 2004
It is in just this aspect of sound discrimination, rapid processing of changes or
differences, that dysphasic children have great difficulty. They require an inter-
stimulus interval of around 350 milliseconds to determine the correct order of two
...
Jill G. De Villiers, Peter A. De Villiers, 1978
5
Other Children, Other Languages: Issues in the theory of ...
In order to address this question in a serious way, it is absolutely necessary that
there be a clear and detailed account of dysphasic language. Providing such an
account of dysphasic language in itself requires a commitment to some basic ...
6
Autism: Nature, Diagnosis, and Treatment
To date, we have comparison data only for children with developmental
language disorder (dysphasia) (Dawson, Finley, Phillips, & Lewy, in press). Ten
dysphasic children, ranging from 6 to 15 years of age, were tested using the
same ERP ...
7
Language acquisition problems and reading disorders: Aspects ...
And in 75% of these cases this word order was incorrect so that an average of 53
% of all sentences produced may be characterized as typically dysphasic. Figure
1 shows that there was, however, great variability among the children: At the ...
Hannelore Grimm, Helmut Skowronek, 1993
8
The Neurological Mechanisms of Hearing and Speech in Children
This evidence indicates how diflicult it is in such cases to form conclusions
indicative of the nature of lesions in dysphasic and aphasic children. Clinical
examinations suggest a similarity between the type of responses made by this
group and ...
9
Memory Disorders in Clinical Practice
The dysphasic patient Dysphasic patients may show evidence of memory
impairment ranging from repetition difficulty as part of a 'conduction dysphasia' to
the presence of an amnesic syndrome, as in the later stages of a primary
degenerative ...
10
Handedness and Brain Asymmetry: The Right Shift Theory
Table 4.1 Five samples of dysphasics classified for laterality of cerebral lesion
and handedness Left'handed Rightehanded Left lesion Right lesion Left lesion
Right lesion Conrad (1949) N 19 18 338 249 Dysphasic 10 (52.6%) 7 (38.9%)
175 ...
8 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DYSPHASIC»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
dysphasic en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Police charge Oakland man with hitting person in wheelchair
If the man is irritable, impatient, oppositional, disoriented, confused, intellectually obtunded, angry, dysphasic, inappropriate, irrational, etc, then ... «Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel, Jul 15»
Speakability merges into Stroke Association
When Action for Dysphasic Adults (now Speakability) was formed by Diana Law 35 years ago, there was little or no provision for people living ... «Civil Society Media, Abr 15»
Renowned cartoonist RK Laxman passes away at 93 in Pune
They said Laxman had significant premorbidities in the form of old cerebrovascular stroke and residual dysphasic state. He also had diabetes, ... «NetIndian, Ene 15»
Facial recognition: inevitable, but will shoppers approve?
In its own research, Ipsos has found that people are, to put it kindly, “cognitiviely dysphasic” about such technology. In other words, individuals ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
Catch-up TV...
If Idris Elba's hurtling, dysphasic car-crash of a detective makes it through the grand guignol excesses to the last episode of series three, I doubt ... «Evening Standard, Jul 13»
Migraine Aura: A Complicated or Complex Migraine
Dysphasic language dysfunction or language dysfunction can also occur. The sensory symptoms of migraine aura include numbness and tingling in the face ... «EmpowHer, Feb 11»
Complex Migraine? Stroke? Taking A Closer Look
... seeming aphasia was actually "dysphasic language dysfunction," according to ABC. Which is a symptom of complex migraines, not strokes. «Huffington Post, Feb 11»
Olivia's journey shows there are no boundaries
She was joined in the Ecuadorian jungle by cerebral palsy sufferers, three amputees, a dysphasic and two deaf people. They travelled up to 20 ... «Hereford Times, May 08»
