Applications of Psychometric Methods to Neuropsychological Models of Speech and Language

Resumen

This chapter addresses how to use measurement models to assess impairments of speech and language processing abilities. In keeping with the theme of the book, the chapter focuses on how the tension between the psychometrist’s goal of measuring a single, latent dimension can be reconciled with the neuropsychologist’s goal of identifying multiple, dissociable dimensions of impairment. Although the field of speech and language neuropsychology research is quite broad, covering both developmental and acquired disorders, this chapter constrains its focus to investigations of stroke-induced aphasia.

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Walker, G. (2019). Applications of Psychometric Methods to Neuropsychological Models of Speech and Language. https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/ypzv5