Differential confrontation-naming performance associated with Kanji or Kana representation in a single Broca's aphasia case.

This study centers on a 44-year-old right-handed Japanese male with moderate Broca's aphasia. During a confrontation-naming task (CNT) during therapy, the person expressed that it was "easier to speak when I recall (in my mind) the Kana (Hiragana and…

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