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Assessing Discourse in Aphasia
What is it about?
Discourse is a complicated level of language processing that is incredibly informative in aphasia and other populations. However, there are many avenues for collecting discourse samples, analyzing the data, and reporting it. This paper describes a working group and its plans to establish standardization of methods that will pave to way to making discourse a more approachable resource for the study of language in research and clinical settings.
The following have contributed to this summary: Charalambos Themistocleous, Brian MacWhinney, Tyson Harmon, Angela Roberts, Kris Brock, Si On Yoon, Manaswita Dutta, Amy Ramage, and Katharine Aveni