A direct comparison of P1 and P2 revealed a numerical trend toward superiority of the combined treatment for Version 1 and a significant add-on effect for Version 2.
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The Impact of Anodal tDCS on Verbal and Nonverbal Functional Communication in Subacute Aphasia-An Observational Study.
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For communicative behaviour and naming, the correlation with the ANELT A-scale remained stable or increased across assessment time points; correlations between the ANELT and skills underlying successful verbal communication in context—including semantics, syntax, and language comprehension—which were initially weaker, showed an increasing trend over the course of therapy.
Relationships Between Linguistic and Communicative Measures: AAT and ANELT A consistent pattern of moderately to highly significant correlations was found between AAT variables—including profile level, spontaneous speech ratings, and subtest scores—and the ANELT A-scale total score for both versions across all three assessment time points, with the exception of the articulation and phonology subscales of the AAT spontaneous speech analysis.