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" Neuromotor mechanisms in human communication / "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 1007141
Doc. No : b761511
Main Entry : Kimura, Doreen.
Title & Author : Neuromotor mechanisms in human communication /\ Doreen Kimura.
Publication Statement : New York :: Oxford University Press ;Oxford [England] :: Clarendon Press,, 1993.
Series Statement : Oxford psychology series ;; no. 20
Page. NO : x, 197 pages :: illustrations ;; 25 cm
ISBN : 019505492X
: : 9780195054927
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents : 1. Introduction -- Communication in the great apes -- Communication in early hominids -- Methods in studying the neurology of language -- The present investigation -- 2. Asymmetry -- Neural asymmetry in birds -- Asymmetry in nonhuman mammals -- The nature of human brain asymmetry -- Mechanisms of brain asymmetry -- Somatic asymmetry in humans -- 3. Noncortical Systems in Speaking -- Lower motor systems in speaking -- Thalamus and basal ganglia systems -- Cerebellum -- 4. Cortical Systems in Speaking -- Evidence from stimulation -- Evidence from ablations and lesions -- Comparison of anterior and posterior aphasic groups -- Subdivisions within the posterior region -- 5. Oral Movement Control and Speech -- Reproduction of oral movements -- Speeded articulation tasks -- Correlations between speech and nonspeech tasks -- Relations among oral and manual tasks -- Comparison of temporal and parietal contributions -- 6. Manual Praxis -- Characteristics of manual apraxia -- Motor systems in praxic control -- Methods of assessment -- The nature of praxic control mechanisms -- Types of apraxia -- 7. Constructional Ability -- Spontaneous drawing -- WAIS constructional tasks -- Relation to manual apraxia -- Relation to visuoperceptual disorders -- 8. Manual Sign Language -- Neural mechanisms in arm and hand control -- Manual sign language "aphasia" -- Neuroanatomic mechanisms in signing -- 9. Adextrality -- The present sample -- Speech representation -- Manual praxic function in adextrals -- Subgroups of adextrals -- Oral praxic function in adextrals -- Implications for theories of left-handedness -- 10. Sex Differences in Brain Organization -- Neuroanatomic sex differences -- Background of studies in humans -- Lateralization of constructional and spatial ability -- Intrahemispheric organization -- Functional significance of intrahemispheric organization -- 11. Hemispheric Specialization for Semantic Processing -- Neural mechanisms in reading -- Semantic categorization in aphasia.
Subject : Communicative disorders-- Pathophysiology.
Subject : Efferent pathways.
Subject : Neurolinguistics.
Subject : Psycholinguistics.
Subject : Brain-- physiology.
Subject : Communication.
Subject : Psychomotor Performance-- physiology.
Subject : Apraxie
Subject : Artikulationsorgan
Subject : Bewegungssteuerung
Subject : Communicative disorders-- Pathophysiology.
Subject : Efferent pathways.
Subject : Efferent pathways.
Subject : Hand
Subject : Kommunikation
Subject : Motorische Fähigkeit
Subject : Neurolinguistics.
Subject : Neurolinguistics.
Subject : Neurolinguistik
Subject : Neuropsychologie
Subject : Psycholinguistics.
Subject : Psycholinguistics.
Subject : Communicatie.
Subject : Motorische processen.
Dewey Classification : ‭153.6‬
LC Classification : ‭QP399‬‭.K56 1993‬
NLM classification : ‭WL 300‬‭K485n 1993‬
: ‭17.30‬bcl
: ‭17.35‬bcl
: ‭44.37‬bcl
: ‭44.90‬bcl
: ‭CP 6500‬rvk
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