People with word selection anomia can recognize objects but usually can’t come up with the name, even with prompting. For example, if somebody with word selection anomia saw a pencil, ...

The more people playing, the more you'll have to look around. Additionally in Duple, ... Also, as with Anomia, the Wild cards add another pattern combination that triggers a Face Off.

We live in an age where the words we use for artificial intelligence are shaping the future faster than the technologies ...

After the giddy excitement of Anomia, we moved on to a quieter, but still very intense game: Skull, the purest bluffing game around.Each players starts with a hand of 4 cards: 3 roses and 1 skull ...

Fluency Issues: People with aphasia may struggle to convert their thoughts into words, leading to choppy or incomplete sentences. Grammatical Challenges: Proper grammar may be affected, resulting ...

Nichol Castro’s research focuses on word retrieval in aging adults, and in adults with language impairments. Word-finding difficulties, or anomia, is a common occurrence in aging, a pervasive symptom ...

Agnosia is the inability to identify objects, sounds, or people using one or more of your senses. It results from damage to the parts of your brain that interpret sensory information.