Chapter 8. Quantitative analyses of strings

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents vii
3. List of tables xiii
4. List of figures xv
5. List of common abbreviations xvii
6. Acknowledgements xix
7. Chapter 1. Introduction 1
8. Part I. Aphasia and linguistic theory
9. Chapter 2. Aphasia and the rule-based approach 7
10. Chapter 3. The constructivist, usage-based approach and its potential in aphasiology 29
11. Part II. Methods for research in Cognitive Aphasiology
12. Chapter 4. Method of data collection 51
13. Chapter 5. Developing a reliable transcription method 59
14. Chapter 6. Speech segmentation (extraction of strings for analysis) 77
15. Part III. Case study analyses of six speakers with aphasia
16. Chapter 7. Quantitative and qualitative analyses of verbs 95
17. Chapter 8. Quantitative analyses of strings 133
18. Chapter 9. Qualitative analyses of strings 151
19. Chapter 10. Overall discussion of findings, implications and limitations 213
20. Part IV. Looking forward
21. Chapter 11. What next for Cognitive Aphasiology? 227
22. References 229
23. Appendix I. Language profiles of case study participants 247
24. Appendix II. Protocol for counting words in a speech sample 259
25. Appendix III. Transcription protocol 263
26. Appendix IV. First segmentation protocol 269
27. Appendix V. Second segmentation protocol (string extraction) 273
28. Appendix VI. Protocol for extraction and classification of verbs 281
29. Appendix VII. All verb tokens produced by HB 289
30. Appendix VIII. All verb tokens produced by MH 293
31. Appendix IX. All strings and subordinate clauses produced by HB 299
32. Appendix X. All strings and subordinate clauses produced by HB 303
33. Index 309