links of meaning: some linguistic considerations on an application of the mini mental state examination
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Abstract
The aim of this article is to show that Cognitive Linguistics can provide the tools for a more fine-grained analysis of the results of the Mini Mental State Examination, which is used by clinicians to help diagnose Alzheimer dementia. First, it will be considered the structure of a sentence said by a patient, in an application of the test. Secondly, it will be examined the change of words performed by a patient. We try to show that this change was meaningful, from a cognitive point of view and not a simple error.
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| Authors | ;Heronides Moura;Denise Dias Martins |
| Journal | pharmaceutical biology |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.17058/signo.v39i67.5081
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