This page provides links to conference posters that make use of DementiaBank data and methods.
| Year - Conference
| Authors
| Title
|
| 2023 - ASHA
| Fromm, Dalton, Brick, Olaiya, Hill, Greenhouse, & MacWhinney
| Changes in typicality of language use in dementia
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| 2023 - Academy of Aphasia
| Chen, Hartsuiker, & Pistono
| A comparison of different connected-speech tasks for detecting mild cognitive impairment using multivariate pattern analysis
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| 2023 - Academy of Aphasia
| Flick & Ostrand
| Detecting level of impairment in dementia using automatically
calculated discourse and contextual features of connected speech
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| 2022 - ASHA
| Adams, Dalton, Hubbard, Partridge, Adair, Knoefel, Ott, Rosenberg, & Richardson
| Main concept, sequencing, & story grammar (MSSG) analyses of the Cinderella story in primary progressive aphasia
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| 2022 - ASHA
| Crenshaw & Feenaughty
| Language and cognition in mild Alzheimer's disease
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| 2022 - ASHA
| Morris, Oh, Wang, & Raskin
| Acoustic analyses of expressive prosodic impairments in people With dementia
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| 2022 - ASHA
| Oh, Morris, & Wang
| Listener perception of emotion expressed by people with and without cognitive impairment
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| 2022 - ASHA
| Saylor, Cohen, Fromm, MacWhinney, & Lanzi
| Establishing the DementiaBank Protocol:
Using big data to understand language changes in dementia
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| 2022 - Clinical Aphasiology Conference
| Sung, Park, Choi, Jo, Yoo, & Lim
| Analyses of phonological and semantic strategies in phonemic fluency for Alzheimer's disease
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| 2022 - Mid-South Conference on Communicative Disorders
| Crenshaw & Feenaughty
| Language and cognition in mild Alzheimer's disease
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| 2022 - University of Delaware College of Health Sciences Research Day
| Saylor, Cohen, Fromm, MacWhinney, & Lanzi
| DementiaBank Protocol: Using "big data" to understand language changes across the progression of Alzheimer's disease
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| 2021 - Academy of Aphasia
| Jo, Oh, Choi, & Sung
| Word class-based clustering and switching analyses of phonemic fluency in Alzheimer's disease
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| 2021 - Academy of Aphasia
| Sung, Lim, Kim, & Choi
| Noun-verb semantic distance analyses in sentence production of Alzheimer's disease
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| 2021 - Clinical Aphasiology Conference
| Berstis, Grasso, Schaffer, Keegan-Rodewald, Hubbard, & Henry
| Investigating changes in connected speech in nonfluent/agrammatic primary progressive aphasia following script training
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| 2020 - Academy of Aphasia
| Berstis, Grasso, Schaffer, Keegan-Rodewald, Hubbard, & Henry
| Investigating changes in connected speech in nonfluent/agrammatic primary progressive aphasia following script training
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| 2020 - Alzheimer's Association International Conference
| Jonasson, Wahlforss, Beskow, & Gustafsson
| Early dementia diagnosis from spoken language using a transformer approach
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| 2020 - Symposium -- Wright State University
| Padhee, Banerjee, Shalin, & Thirunarayan
| Identifying easy indicators of dementia
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| 2019 - Academy of Aphasia
| Chen & Gordon
| Using verbal fluency to identify Alzheimer's dementia
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| 2019 - Society for Personality and Social Psychology
| Williams & Ireland
| Linguistic cues to dementia in spontaneous speech: A dictionary-based analysis
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| 2018 - Alzheimer's Association International Conference, Technology and Dementia Preconference
| Broderick, Tou, & Provost
| CogID: A speech recognition program for early detection of Alzheimer's disease
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| 2018 - CAC
| Sung, Lee, DeDe, Oh, Shin, & Lee
| Semantic-phonemic discrepancy and its changes over time in Alzheimer's disease: Evidence from clustering and switching analyses
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| 2017 - Academy of Aphasia
| Van der Woude, Faroqi-Shah, Ficek, Webster, & Tsapkini
| Connected language in Primary Progressive Aphasia: Testing the utility of linguistic measures in differentially diagnosing PPA and its variants
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| 2017 - AAIC
| Field, Masrani, Murray & Carenini
| Automatic detection of Alzheimer's from speech using spatial neglect markers
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| 2017 - ASHA
| DePaul, Busch, & Alfredson
| Semantic Feature Analysis treatment using Spaced Retrieval in a case of semantic PPA
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| 2017 - ASHA
| Lanzi, Lyndsay, & Bourgeois
| Verbal fluency in dementia: Changes over time
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