Quantifying connected speech samples of adults with chronic aphasia

Authors

Holly K. Craig, The University Of Michigan
Jacqueline Hinckley, The University Of MichiganFollow
Mary Winkelseth, The University Of Michigan
Laura Carry, The University Of Michigan
Joy Walley, The University Of Michigan
Lisa Bardach, The University Of Michigan
Barbara Higman, The University Of Michigan
Peggi Hilfinger, The University Of Michigan
Cheryl Schall, The University Of Michigan
Diane Sheimo, The University Of Michigan

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

5-29-2007

Publication Title

Aphasiology

ISSN

0268-7038

Volume

7

Issue/No.

2

First Page

155

Last Page

163

Abstract

This study quantifies connected speech samples of post-acute adults with mild, moderate and severe levels of aphasia. Yorkston and Beukelman (1980) established utterance production values for 50 adults with mild and moderate aphasic impairments. The present study reports mean and standard deviation syllable and utterance content values for severe impairments as well, based on the performance profiles of 103 adults with aphasia.

NSUWorks Citation

Craig, Holly K.; Hinckley, Jacqueline; Winkelseth, Mary; Carry, Laura; Walley, Joy; Bardach, Lisa; Higman, Barbara; Hilfinger, Peggi; Schall, Cheryl; and Sheimo, Diane, "Quantifying connected speech samples of adults with chronic aphasia" (2007). HPD Articles. 196.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/hpd_facarticles/196

ORCID ID

0000-0002-4052-1420

DOI

10.1080/02687039308249503