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Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Impaired L1 and executive control after left basal ganglia damage in a bilingual Basque-Spanish person with aphasiaDaniel Adrover-Roig, Nekane Galparsoro-Izagirre, Karine Marcotte, et al.Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Acoustic characteristics of vowels and plosives/affricates of Mandarin-speaking hearing-impaired childrenShu-Chuan Tseng, Ko Kuei, Pei-Chen TsouClinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Narrative comprehension and production in children with SLI: an eye movement studyLlorenç Andreu, Monica Sanz-Torrent, Joan Guàrdia Olmos, et al.Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Profiling performance in L1 and L2 observed in Greek-English bilingual aphasia using the Bilingual Aphasia Test: a case study from CyprusMaria Kambanaros, Kleanthes K GrohmannClinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Multilingual dyslexia in university students: Reading and writing patterns in three languagesSigne-Anita Lindgrén, Matti LaineClinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Parallel recovery in a trilingual speaker: the use of the Bilingual Aphasia Test as a diagnostic complement to the Comprehensive Aphasia TestDavid W Green, Louise Ruffle, Alice Grogan, et al.Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|April 2, 2011
Children's relative clause markers in two non-mainstream dialects of EnglishJanna B Oetting, Brandi L NewkirkClinical Linguistics & Phonetics|June 3, 2011
Effects of cognate status and language of therapy during intensive semantic naming treatment in a case of severe nonfluent bilingual aphasiaJacquie Kurland, Marahu FalconClinical Linguistics & Phonetics|December 17, 2010
Effects of medication and subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation on tongue movements in speakers with Parkinson's disease using electropalatography: a pilot studyMariam Hartinger, Elina Tripoliti, William J Hardcastle, et al.Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics|December 21, 2010
Topic manipulation and cohesive adequacy in conversations of normal adults between the ages of 30 and 90S E Stover, W O HaynesPageof 157