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100			_aAbhishek, B. P.
245		0	_aUtility of Masked Priming Paradigm in Treatment of Anomic Aphasia: An Exploratory Study
260			_c2018
300			_a30–33
490			_vVolume 8 Issue 3
520			_aThe study was carried out with the aim of testing the utility of masked priming paradigm in persons with anomic aphasia. The study was carried in two phases, in the training phase line drawings were used, the participants were asked to observe the prime and focus on the target. Nouns were used as target; the nouns were preceded by primes which were either semantically related or unrelated to the target. Half of the target items were preceded by a masked prime (presented for 500 milliseconds) and the remaining stimulus was preceded by a conventional prime (presented for 1500 milliseconds). The outcome was measured in terms of reaction time and accuracy. The reaction time and accuracy were better for masked prime compared to conventional primes in the training phase suggesting the efficacy of the masked priming on retrieval.
653			_aAutomatic mechanism, volitional mechanism, aphasia
773			_aResearch & Reviews: Journal of Neuroscience
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.37591/rrjon.v8i3.529
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