PMID: 3756452Sep 1, 1986Paper

Patterns of oral-verbal perseveration in adult aphasics

Brain and Language
M J Santo Pietro, S Rigrodsky

Abstract

This descriptive study sought to examine the nature of perseverative errors uttered by adult aphasics in response to a picture naming task. Previous research on perseveration is reviewed. Three major patterns of perseverative behavior are identified and illustrated--semantic selection, program of action, and phonemic carry-over. The hypothesis that site of lesion (anterior vs. posterior) may account for the amount or pattern of perseveration an aphasic exhibits is not supported. An information-processing model is proposed to account for all patterns of oral-verbal perseverative response.

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