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Authors:
TURKSTRA LS
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Ls. Turkstra et Al. Holland, ASSESSMENT OF SYNTAX AFTER ADOLESCENT BRAIN INJURY - EFFECTS OF MEMORY ON TEST-PERFORMANCE, Journal of speech language and hearing research, 41(1), 1998, pp. 137-149
Authors:
MURRAY LL
HOLLAND AL
BEESON PM
Citation: Ll. Murray et al., SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD FLUENT APHASIA UNDER FOCUSEDAND DIVIDED-ATTENTION CONDITIONS, Journal of speech language and hearing research, 41(1), 1998, pp. 213-227
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Al. Holland, SOME GUIDELINES FOR BRIDGING THE RESEARCH-PRACTICE GAP IN ADULT NEUROGENIC COMMUNICATION DISORDERS, Topics in language disorders, 18(2), 1998, pp. 49-57
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Al. Holland, WHY CANT CLINICIAN TALK TO APHASIC ADULTS - COMMENTS ON SUPPORTED CONVERSATION FOR ADULTS WITH APHASIA - METHODS AND RESOURCES FOR TRAININGCONVERSATIONAL PARTNERS, Aphasiology, 12(9), 1998, pp. 844-847
Authors:
MURRAY LL
HOLLAND AL
BEESON PM
Citation: Ll. Murray et al., AUDITORY PROCESSING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD APHASIA - A STUDY OF RESOURCE-ALLOCATION, Journal of speech language and hearing research, 40(4), 1997, pp. 792-808
Authors:
BEESON PM
HOLLAND AL
MURRAY LL
Citation: Pm. Beeson et al., NAMING FAMOUS PEOPLE - AN EXAMINATION OF TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE PHENOMENA IN APHASIA AND ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE, Aphasiology, 11(4-5), 1997, pp. 323-336
Authors:
MURRAY LL
HOLLAND AL
BEESON PM
Citation: Ll. Murray et al., ACCURACY MONITORING AND TASK DEMAND EVALUATION IN APHASIA, Aphasiology, 11(4-5), 1997, pp. 401-414
Authors:
MURRAY LL
HOLLAND AL
BEESON PM
Citation: Ll. Murray et al., GRAMMATICALITY JUDGMENTS OF MILDLY APHASIC INDIVIDUALS UNDER DUAL-TASK CONDITIONS, Aphasiology, 11(10), 1997, pp. 993-1016
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
FROMM DS
DERUYTER F
STEIN M
Citation: Al. Holland et al., TREATMENT EFFICACY - APHASIA, Journal of speech and hearing research, 39(5), 1996, pp. 27-36
Authors:
SNYDER LS
HOLLAND AL
FORBES M
Citation: Ls. Snyder et al., LEXICAL DECISIONS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE - SOME NOTES ONAUTOMATIC VERSUS CONTROLLED PROCESSING, Journal of communication disorders, 29(5), 1996, pp. 389-399
Authors:
MURRAY LL
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Ll. Murray et Al. Holland, THE LANGUAGE RECOVERY OF ACUTELY APHASIC PATIENTS RECEIVING DIFFERENTTHERAPY REGIMENS, Aphasiology, 9(4), 1995, pp. 397-405
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Al. Holland, PATIENT INPUTS TO INCREASING UNDERSTANDING OF COMMUNICATIVE DRAWING, Aphasiology, 9(1), 1995, pp. 57-59
Authors:
GRESHAM GE
DUNCAN PW
STASON WB
ADAMS HP
ADELMAN AM
ALEXANDER DN
BISHOP DS
DILLER L
DONALDSON NE
GRANGER CV
HOLLAND AL
KELLYHAYES M
MCDOWELL FH
PHIPPS MA
ROTH EJ
SIEBENS HC
TARVIN GA
TROMBLY CA
Citation: Ge. Gresham et al., POSTSTROKE REHABILITATION - ASSESSMENT, REFERRAL AND PATIENT-MANAGEMENT, American family physician, 52(2), 1995, pp. 461-470
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Al. Holland, UNTITLED, Journal of communication disorders, 27(2), 1994, pp. 65-65
Authors:
HOLLAND AL
BEESON PM
Citation: Al. Holland et Pm. Beeson, FINDING A NEW SENSE OF SELF - WHAT THE CLINICIAN CAN DO TO HELP, Aphasiology, 7(6), 1993, pp. 581-584
Authors:
BOLLINGER RL
MUSSON ND
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Rl. Bollinger et al., A STUDY OF GROUP COMMUNICATION INTERVENTION WITH CHRONICALLY APHASIC PERSONS, Aphasiology, 7(3), 1993, pp. 301-313
Authors:
SMALL SL
HART J
GORDON B
HOLLAND AL
Citation: Sl. Small et al., PERFORMANCE VARIABILITY IN A DIFFUSELY LESIONED MODEL OF SEMANTIC REPRESENTATION FOR OBJECT NAMING, Neurology, 43(4), 1993, pp. 404-405
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