Charlotte C. Mitchum

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University of Maryland, Baltimore

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C C Mitchum, C.C. Mitchum, CHARLOTTE C. MITCHUM, Charlotte C. Mitchum, Charlotte Mitchum

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University of Maryland, Baltimore

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Charlotte C. Mitchum is an author at University of Maryland, Baltimore specializing in linguistics, psycholinguistics, and aphasia.

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Charlotte C. Mitchum

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	Year	Citations
Verb Retrieval in Aphasia. 1. Characterizing Single Word Impairments Rita Sloan Berndt, Charlotte C. Mitchum, Anne N. Haendiges, Brain and Language Aphasia Neuro-rehabilitationNeurolinguisticsVerb RetrievalSemantic ProcessingAcquired Aphasia	1997	369
Verb Retrieval in Aphasia. 2. Relationship to Sentence Processing Rita Sloan Berndt, Anne N. Haendiges, Charlotte C. Mitchum, Brain and Language SyntaxNeurolinguisticsVerb RetrievalSemantic ProcessingAcquired Aphasia	1997	200
Empirically derived probabilities for grapheme-to-phoneme correspondences in english Rita Sloan Berndt, James A. Reggia, Charlotte C. Mitchum Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers Natural Language ProcessingApplied LinguisticsEngineeringPhonology MorphologyComputational Linguistics	1987	179
Grammatical class and imageability in aphasic word production: their effects are independent Rita Sloan Berndt, Anne N. Haendiges, Martha W. Burton, Journal of Neurolinguistics Cognitive LinguisticsNeurolinguisticsSpeech ProductionAphasic Word ProductionLanguage Acquisition	2002	88
The Cognitive neuropsychological approach to treatment of language disorders Charlotte C. Mitchum, Rita Sloan Berndt Neuropsychological Rehabilitation NeuropsychologyCognitive Neuropsychological ApproachLanguage DisorderNeurogenic Communication DisordersArts	1995	70
Patterns of Sentence Comprehension in Aphasia: A Consideration of Three Hypotheses Rita Sloan Berndt, Charlotte C. Mitchum, Sarah Wayland Brain and Language Cognitive LinguisticsCognitive ScienceAphasia Neuro-rehabilitationNeurolinguisticsArts	1997	66
The role of intonation cues in aphasic patients' performance of the grammaticality judgment task Rita Sloan Berndt, Aita Salasoo, Charlotte C. Mitchum, Brain and Language Cognitive ScienceNeurolinguisticsIntonation CuesAphasic PatientsGrammaticality Judgment Task	1988	52
Diagnosis and treatment of the non-lexical route in acquired dyslexia: an illustration of the cognitive neuropsychological approach Charlotte C. Mitchum, Rita Sloan Berndt Journal of Neurolinguistics Cognitive ScienceNeuropsychologyCognitive Neuropsychological ApproachNon-lexical RouteNeurolinguistics	1991	50
Treatment of thematic mapping in sentence comprehension: implications for normal processing Charlotte C. Mitchum, Anne N. Haendiges, Rita Sloan Berndt Cognitive Neuropsychology NeurolinguisticsThematic MappingSemantic ProcessingAcquired AphasiaPsycholinguistics	1995	47
Model-guided treatment to improve written sentence production: A case study Charlotte C. Mitchum, Anne N. Haendiges, Rita Sloan Berndt Aphasiology NeurolinguisticsAcquired Apraxia Of SpeechAcquired AphasiaPsycholinguisticsSpeech Science	1993	42

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