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Filtering by: Date issued sim 1992-03-02 License All rights reserved Non-Academic Affiliation Oregon State University. Graduate School Peer Reviewed No Resource Type Masters Thesis

Effectiveness of Computerized Communication Treatment for Neurologically Impaired Adults

Creator:

Krivak, Brenda M.

Abstract:

The single subject alternating treatment design experiment reported here compared the effectiveness of pencil-and-paper versus computerized communication treatment for neurologically impaired adults. Five stroke patients receiving outpatient speech/language treatment (ages 51-72) served as subjects. One subject completed the experiment as designed and clearly supported the hypothesis that a higher number...

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis