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Masked repetition priming treatment for anomia: Inconclusive findings due to methodological limitations

Ranjini Mohan

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Q (1) Does repeated exposure to masked repetition primes paired with pictures improve naming of trained and untrained pictures in individuals with anomia? (2) Does masked repetition priming trainin...

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Q (1) Does repeated exposure to masked repetition primes paired with pictures improve naming of trained and untrained pictures in individuals with anomia? (2) Does masked repetition priming trainin...

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Q (1) Does repeated exposure to masked repetition primes paired with pictures improve naming of trained and untrained pictures in individuals with anomia? (2) Does masked repetition priming trainin...

Key concepts: Repetition (rhetorical device), Repetition priming, Psychology, Priming (agriculture), Audiology, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience, Medicine

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