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Some idiosyncratic strategies utilized by a chronic Broca’s aphasic

This paper analyzes and compares the responses of a Broca's aphasic and a normal speaker to a standard set of questions. The syntax of the Broca's aphasic, though superficially odd, is seen to be rule-governed, in that the patient utilizes a consistent set of strategies in order to compensate for her deficiencies. The aphasic investigated is of particular interest in that, unlike others recently reported in the literature, she has difficulties with base lexical items, and uses highly idiosyncratic strategies in order to cope with her problems. The identification and understanding of these strategies has interesting implications both for psycholinguistic theory and therapeutic