Conversational prosodic interactivity when one partner has aphasia
Eugene H. Buder, Jamie L. Edrington · 2008
The purpose of this study is to document prosodic interactivity, and its preservation in a woman with non-fluent aphasia.Fundamental frequency and sound pressure level records are examined for sinusoidal models.In-phase and antiphase partner relationships in these models may represent synchrony.These measurements demonstrate that prosodic management of conversational rhythms is robust even when expressive language is disturbed.