[Rehabilitation of aphasics and neuropsychology].
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Comparative data are reported for the intelligibility of English and of French time-compressed speech when heard spoken either in normal intonation or in intonation patterns conflicting with underlying syntactic structure. Within an overall decrement in intelligibility with increasing compression, both French and English show similar superiority functions for sentences heard in normal intonation. Results suggest a role of prosodic features in perceptual processing of French comparable to that previously reported for English.
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A study of voice discrimination by unilateral brain-damaged patients is presented. Performance of this task is a very sensitive index of the presence of a cerebral lesion. The worst results are observed when there is a lesion of the right hemisphere and particularly when the right temporal lobe is involved.
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