WORD PROCESSING ABILITIES IN SUBJECTS AFTER STROKE OR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.

He has reported a higher occurrence of phonological errors in naming in post-stroke than in post-TBI subjects, and post-stroke group in our sample also exhibited a higher proportion of phonological errors than post-TBI group, which almost reached significance.

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Although post-TBI subjects made more semantic and unrelated errors, and less phonological errors than post-stroke subjects, between-group differences again did not reach statistical significance ( Table 4 ).

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