Discourse Deficits Following Right Hemisphere Damage in Deaf Signers
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...In contrast, those with RHD did not display aphasic characteristics; their language profiles were similar to agematched deaf controls (Poizner et al., 1987; Hickok et al., 1999, Hickok and Bellugi, 2001)....
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...This confirmed the findings of Hickok et al. (1999) and Corina et al. (1996) regarding signed discourse deficits in their RHD subjects....
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..., 2002; Newman, Bavelier, Corina, Jezzard, & Neville, 2002; Campbell & Woll, 2003; Atkinson, Campbell, Marshall, Thacker, & Woll, 2004) as well as with aspects of signed discourse (Hickok et al., 1999; Corina et al., 1999)....
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...…2002; 2005; Loew, Kegl, & Poizner, 1997; Corina, 1998; MacSweeney et al., 2002; Newman, Bavelier, Corina, Jezzard, & Neville, 2002; Campbell & Woll, 2003; Atkinson, Campbell, Marshall, Thacker, & Woll, 2004) as well as with aspects of signed discourse (Hickok et al., 1999; Corina et al., 1999)....
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...This area of research has the potential to reveal whether double disassociations exist in clinical deaf and hearing samples, as they do in nonclinical samples, between linguistic and nonlinguistic cognitive processing (see e.g., Tucker 1992; Campbell, 1997; Neville et al., 1998; Corina et al., 1999; Hickok et al., 1999)....
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...…the potential to reveal whether double disassociations exist in clinical deaf and hearing samples, as they do in nonclinical samples, between linguistic and nonlinguistic cognitive processing (see, e.g., Campbell, 1997; Corina et al., 1999; Hickok et al., 1999; Neville et al., 1998; Tucker, 1992)....
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...The sublexical units from which signs are composed are often articulated simultaneously rather than sequentially, and spatial location contrasts certain pairs of minimally different signs (Klima & Bellugi, 1979, Chap....
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...2); morphological inflections of signs generally alter the movement path of the sign, rather than concatenating morphemic units across time (Klima & Bellugi, 1979, Chap....
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...At the morphological level, ASL has grammatical markers that serve as inflectional and derivational morphemes; these are regular changes in form across classes of lexical items associated with systematic changes in meaning (Klima & Bellugi, 1979)....
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...…tasks, while the right lesioned signers exhibit marked deficits involving left neglect, loss of perspective, loss of the overall configuration of the figure, etc. (Hickok et al., 1995; Hickok et al., 1996; Poizner & Kegl, 1993; Bellugi, Poizner, & Klima, 1989, 1990; Poizner et al., 1987)....
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...But while RHD signers do not present with aphasia for sign at the lexical, morphological, or syntactic level, they do show significant deficits in nonlinguistic visuospatial processing (Bellugi & Hickok, 1995; Hickok et al., 1996; Poizner et al., 1987)....
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...The RHD deaf signers are much like the controls, while the LHD deaf signers show a range of different sign language aphasias (Poizner et al., 1987)....
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...They follow a well-defined developmental course, including a critical period for acquisition (Newport & Meier, 1985)....
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