Abstract
A group of 32 aphasic subjects were given a list of ten questions taken from the Eisenson test, “Examining for Aphasia”. Each question was varied in terms of five different syntactical patterns and presented twice by means of a tape recording. The results of their performance on this total fifty item test are summarized below: (1) There are no significant differences among responses given by a group of aphasic patients to questions phrased in five different syntactical patterns. (2) There is a highly significant degree of association among the five syntactical conditions in terms of correctness and incorrectness of response to each of the question items. (3) There are no significant differences between responses given by a group of aphasic patients, under conditions of five different syntactical patterns, when presented question items in two trials.
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