Language in people with cervical dystonia: Evidence of grammatical and specific semantic deficits

Keyphrases

• Cervical Dystonia 100%
• Semantic Deficits 100%
• Language Impairment 66%
• Naming Task 66%
• Grammar 66%
• Basal Ganglia 33%
• No Significant Difference 33%
• Healthy Controls 33%
• Related Words 33%
• Motor System 33%
• Reaction Time 33%
• Neurological Conditions 33%
• Language Ability 33%
• Motor Disorders 33%
• Word Categories 33%
• Subtle Cognitive Impairment 33%
• Semantic Language 33%
• Priming Effect 33%
• Lexical Decision Task 33%
• Phonological Retrieval 33%
• Grammatical Comprehension 33%
• Masked Priming Paradigm 33%

Psychology

• Dystonia 100%
• Cognitive Impairment 33%
• Language Ability 33%
• Relatedness 33%
• Basal Ganglion 33%
• Language Impairment 33%
• Priming Effect 33%
• Lexical Decision 33%
• Masked Priming 33%