The Wernicke area is in the superior part of the posterior temporal lobe; it is close to the auditory cortex and is considered to be the receptive language, or language-comprehension, centre.
Their lack of comprehension pushes Carlos off-centre, and before long he drops out.
Aphasia is the result of damage to the brain's language centres affecting production, comprehension, or both, and can cause severe, chronic language impairment.
In comprehension, Lichtheim postulates "contact" between the centres for sound images and his concept centre, but not an involvement of the brain parts relevant for production or action (p. 207), especially inferior-frontal cortex.
What the sequences mean is less clear; and Will Bradley's essay, bound into the centre, does not aid comprehension.
Furthermore, to assure the quality of data, entries in the CRF are checked according to completeness, correctness and comprehension during four monitoring visits in each centre.
In particular, use of field workers, verbal and written descriptions of the study, and inviting mothers to bring their child to the local health centre seem likely to enhance both comprehension and the voluntary nature of participation.
Non-verbal IQ and language comprehension were assessed during a visit to the research centre using Dutch test batteries when the children were 6 years.
Most of these people have absolutely no comprehension of how it feels to stand outside a community centre ashamed and humiliated, wondering how you ended up in the position of begging for food from your neighbours.
Three of the authors personally supervised the administration of the questionnaire at their respective centres having also contributed to the final construct of the questionnaire for comprehension and content validity.
