Letter and Category Fluency Performance Correlates with Distinct Patterns of Cortical Thickness in Older Adults.
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DOI: 10.1093/cercor/bhy138
Abstract: Verbal fluency tasks are generally thought to be mediated by frontal brain regions for letter fluency and temporal regions for category fluency. This idea, however, is primarily based on lesion studies and adapted versions of… read more here.
Keywords: fluency; cortical thickness; letter category; category fluency ... See more keywords
Serial Recall Order of Category Fluency Words: Exploring Its Neural Underpinnings
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.777838
Abstract: Background: Although performance on the category fluency test (CFT) is influenced by many cognitive functions (i.e., including language, executive functioning and speed of processing), item-level scoring methods of CFT performance might be a promising way… read more here.
Keywords: correlational indices; item level; category fluency; correlational index ... See more keywords