This idea is in agreement with zero-correlation found between days of withdrawal and reduced figural fluency performance.
However, reduced figural fluency performance in the RFFT and days of withdrawal showed no association (R = -.01, NS).
Subject number 14 became unable to walk and developed resting and intentional tremor, mild global cognitive decline, reduced verbal fluency and naming.
Reduced semantic fluency was associated with hypometabolism again in the left hemisphere, namely the inferior frontal junction (BA6/8/44), all frontal gyri (BA8/9, 44 47), anterior and middle insula and deep frontal operculum (BA14/15).
Specific cognitive deficits differentiated males with ZDHHC9 mutations from XLID comparison subjects and converged with reported linguistic and nonlinguistic deficits in idiopathic RE: impaired oromotor control, reduced verbal fluency, and impaired inhibitory control on visual attention tasks.
A neuropsychological evaluation performed at that time, in 2009, highlighted only an impairment in episodic memory and reduced phonemic fluency and a pathological performance in the Frontal Assessment Battery.
Reduced verbal fluency and, to a lesser extent, executive functioning have been reported as the most consistent early feature of cognitive dysfunction in FTDP-17T individuals (Van Swieten et al., 1999; Ferman et al., 2003).
Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry - ACTRN12611000998943 Both people with dementia and their family carers may suffer from the consequences of dementia such as confusion, disorientation and reduced language fluency.
Although using a language generator help for reducing repetitions and increasing fluency, there was lacking in the context in which similar sentences in different document appeared while determining the intersected phrase.
We hypothesized that (1) the activation of gender stereotypes increases sex differences in all tasks (Sex by Condition interaction) by either enhancing performance of positively stereotyped participants (e.g., females' performance in verbal fluency) or by reducing performance of negatively stereotyped participants (e.g., males' performance in verbal fluency).
