修饰旋律语调疗法

R. Goldfarb
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在20世纪70年代由波士顿小组开发的MIT协议的报告中[2,3]强调,这是一种语言训练计划,使用操作性条件反射原理来治疗中度不流利(Broca型)失语症的成人。作者报告成功地提高了一些失语症患者的表达能力,而其他临床方法都失败了。作者将MIT描述为一种程序化的方法,有两个级别的难度增加,每个级别由几个步骤组成。短句或句子被嵌入在简单的、不明显的旋律模式中。
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Modifying Melodic Intonation Therapy
Reports of the MIT protocol developed in the 1970s by the Boston group [2,3] emphasized that it was a language training program that used operant conditioning principles to treat adults with moderate nonfluent (Broca’s-type) aphasia. The authors reported success in increasing the expressive abilities of some individuals with aphasia for whom other clinical approaches had failed. The authors described MIT as a programmed approach with two levels of increasing difficulty, each level consisting of several steps. Short phrases or sentences were imbedded in simple, non-distinct melody patterns.
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