This paper presents some preliminary findings from research into the phonological treatment of word-finding difficulties in aphasia focusing on two areas of investigation. Firstly we report on the effects of giving a choice of phonological cues on word-finding. Secondly we describe our findings concerning the reliability of a measure of real-life interaction.
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