Attitudes of People with Aphasia, Peers, Family Members, and Speech-Language Pathologists to AAC

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Attitudes of People with Aphasia, Peers, Family Members, and Speech-Language Pathologists to AAC

Study I: Research Questions

Study I: Research Questions

Study I: Methodology

Study I: Summary of Rating Results

Study I: Summary of Ranking Results

Study I: Qualitative Findings

Study I: Comfort vs. Struggle

Study I: Communication vs. Treatment

Study I: Strangers vs. Familiar Partners

Study I: Clinical Implications

Study II: Research Questions

Study II: Methodology

Study II Results: Mild Group

Study II Results: Moderate Group

Study II Results: Severe Group

Study II Results: AAC Notebook

Study II Results: AAC Digitized Mode

Study II: Summary of Ranking Results

Study II: Qualitative Findings

Study II: Clarity/Accuracy

Study II: Participantsí Reactions

Study II: Naturalness

Study II: Clinical Implications

Clinical Implications To Date

Study III: Research Questions

Study III: Methodology

Study III: Qualitative Findings

Comfort vs. Struggle

Naturalness of Storytelling Mode

Partnersí Responses

Personal Experience with AAC

Severity of Speech Impairment

Study III: Clinical Implications

Author: Joanne P. Lasker