Switching in adults with aphasia

Conclusions: These findings provide evidence of impaired reconfiguration and interference when adults with aphasia switch rules. These underlying processing deficits are discussed within a broader framework of cognitive flexibility. Future studies should investigate switching processes and their relationship with functional communication.

from Aphasiology

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