Temporal Discrimination in Aphasoid and Normal Children

Abstract

This study investigated the ability of eight normal and eight aphasoid children to perform tasks involving judgments of succession and order. There was a significant difference in performance between the two groups on the order task only. These findings support the belief that a temporal ordering malfunction could be a major factor in the aphasoid child’s communication problem.

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