The Urdu Quick Aphasia Battery exhibits promising preliminary validity and reliability for assessing language performance in Urdu-speaking stroke patients and shows consistency and agreement with the original version, despite the inclusion of culturally adapted modifications.
Abeeha Fatima, A. Ashraf, Muhammad Azzam Khan· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
PURPOSE
People with aphasia are at risk of becoming depressed, anxious, and isolated. They want therapy to focus on improving communication, confidence, and finding ways to live well; family members want to be involved in the therapy process. We aimed to codesign and test a novel intervention (EmotionaL and Language re...
S. Northcott, Niamh Devane, N. Behn et al.· American Journal of Speech-L...· 0 citations
The HFEQ-Mandarin is a promising tool for assessing daily hearing-related functioning in Mandarin-speaking adults and is a promising tool for assessing daily hearing-related functioning in Mandarin-speaking adults.
Shangqiguo Wang, Zhi-Hong Zheng, Li-Ping Zhang et al.· Journal of Speech, Language...· 0 citations
Background Conversational and generative artificial intelligence tools are increasingly used to organize thoughts, clarify emotional experiences, and cope with everyday distress. However, brief instruments assessing perceived AI-assisted psychoemotional regulation remain scarce. Objective To develop the AI-Assisted Psy...
B. Briones-Llamoctanta, Jonathan Andrés Pacheco-Cavero, Victor Saul Callacondo-Quispe et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
IRFANI shows stable performance patterns in healthy Indonesian adults, with demographic influences primarily related to age and education, which are essential for its use in clinical screening of neurodegenerative language disorders in Indonesia.
F. Fitri, A. Rambe, Elmeida Effendy et al.· SN Comprehensive Clinical Me...· 0 citations
This study describes the design of a cross-linguistic battery for assessing negation in People with Aphasia (PWA). The battery is available in Spanish, English, Arabic, and Hebrew, and comprises four tests that evaluate different processing aspects: Sentence-Picture Matching (SPM), Anagram Task (AT), Sentence Repetitio...
V. Jaichenco, María Elina Sánchez, Gary Libben et al.· Signo y seña· 0 citations
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