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In the VF test, participants are asked to retrieve as many words in a category (e.g., animals) as possible in a short duration of time, typically one minute. Conventional [...]

Cognitive deficits are common following mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) but there is limited evidence that standard evaluations are useful for detecting impairments in [...]

Internal circadian rhythms modulate mood, with positive affect (PA) being highest in the early evening and lowest in the circadian night/early morning. Mood is also commo [...]

Aphasia is a language disorder resulting from a stroke or brain injury. Individuals with aphasia make paraphasias: speech errors consisting of an unintended word. This wo [...]

Confrontation naming tasks such as the Philadelphia Naming Test (PNT) are essential tools for the assessment and treatment of people with aphasia. One challenge to clinic [...]

Anomia is the inability to access and retrieve the intended words during language production, and is a cardinal feature of the acquired neurogenic language disorder known [...]