Anna Krason
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Krason A, Varley R, Vigliocco G
J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn
. 2024 Oct;
PMID: 39404854
In face-to-face contexts, discourse is accompanied by various cues, like gestures and mouth movements. Here, we asked whether the presence of gestures and mouth movements benefits discourse comprehension under clear...
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Krason A, Middleton E, Ambrogi M, Thothathiri M
J Speech Lang Hear Res
. 2024 Oct;
67(11):4411-4430.
PMID: 39378278
Purpose: This study investigated conflict adaptation in aphasia, specifically whether upregulating cognitive control improves sentence comprehension. Method: Four individuals with mild aphasia completed four eye tracking sessions with interleaved auditory...
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Mirman D, Krason A, Thothathiri M, Middleton E
Cogsci
. 2024 Aug;
46:2951-2956.
PMID: 39131511
Speech production in aphasia is often described as "effortful", though the consequences of consistent, high degrees of cognitive effort have not been explored. Using recent work on mental effort as...
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Thothathiri M, Kirkwood J, Patra A, Krason A, Middleton E
Cortex
. 2023 Nov;
169:309-325.
PMID: 37981441
Agrammatic or asyntactic comprehension is a common language impairment in aphasia. We considered three possible hypotheses about the underlying cause of this deficit, namely problems in syntactic processing, over-reliance on...
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Krason A, Zhang Y, Man H, Vigliocco G
Behav Res Methods
. 2023 Aug;
56(5):4786-4801.
PMID: 37604959
Mouth and facial movements are part and parcel of face-to-face communication. The primary way of assessing their role in speech perception has been by manipulating their presence (e.g., by blurring...
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Krason A, Vigliocco G, Mailend M, Stoll H, Varley R, Buxbaum L
Cortex
. 2023 Jun;
165:86-100.
PMID: 37271014
Aphasia is a language disorder that often involves speech comprehension impairments affecting communication. In face-to-face settings, speech is accompanied by mouth and facial movements, but little is known about the...
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Krason A, Fenton R, Varley R, Vigliocco G
Psychon Bull Rev
. 2021 Oct;
29(2):600-612.
PMID: 34671936
Human face-to-face communication is multimodal: it comprises speech as well as visual cues, such as articulatory and limb gestures. In the current study, we assess how iconic gestures and mouth...
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Vigliocco G, Krason A, Stoll H, Monti A, Buxbaum L
Cortex
. 2020 Nov;
133:309-327.
PMID: 33161278
Hand gestures, imagistically related to the content of speech, are ubiquitous in face-to-face communication. Here we investigated people with aphasia's (PWA) processing of speech accompanied by gestures using lesion-symptom mapping....
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Fleming V, Brownsett S, Krason A, Maegli M, Coley-Fisher H, Ong Y, et al.
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry
. 2020 Nov;
PMID: 33154182
Objective: The efficacy of spoken language comprehension therapies for persons with aphasia remains equivocal. We investigated the efficacy of a self-led therapy app, 'Listen-In', and examined the relation between brain...