Table 1.

Characteristics of IWA (n = 11) and neurotypical age-matched control (AMC) participants (n = 11).

IWA	Sex	Years Post-Stroke	Age at Testing	Years of Education	Aphasia Subtype	Lesion Location	BDAE-v3	WAB-R AQ	SOAP-SR (%)	SOAP- OR (%)
S1	M	15	55	17	Mixed non-fluent	L lesion, IFG (BA 44/BA45) w/posterior ext.	4	67.7	60	40
S2	M	18	66	15	Anomic	L anterior cerebral and middle cerebral infarct	4	95.4	100	90
S3	M	9	67	20	Broca	L lesion posterior IFG (BA 44) w/posterior ext.	2	82.6	100	30
S4	M	8	63	16	Broca /Anomic	L IPL w/posterior ext. sparing STG	4	90.5	75	55
S5	F	16	42	NA	NA	L MCA infarct	2	75.7	80	30
S6	F	7	65	16	Anomic	L MCA infarct w/subcortical ext.	4	95.8	100	100
S7	F	6	64	16	Broca	L MCA infarct	3	92.4	100	70
S8	F	4	64	12	Broca	L MCA infarct	3	NA	80	60
S9	M	4	59	12	Broca	L MCA infarct	2	28.2	80	40
S10	F	6	76	12	Broca	L superior temporal lesion	3	88.2	90	40
S11	M	1	57	16	Broca	L MCA infarct	4.5	98.4	100	60
AMC Group	Ages 57–66 years (mean = ~61.9); 7 females, 4 males; Education 14–18 years (mean = 15.7)

L = left; BA = Brodmann area; IPL = inferior parietal lobule; STG = superior temporal gyrus; MCA = middle cerebral artery; BDAE = Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination (0 = no useable speech or auditory comprehension, 5 = minimal discernible speech handicap); SOAP SR = Average percent correct on subject relative items from the SOAP Test of Auditory Sentence Comprehension; SOAP OR = Average percent correct of object relative items from the SOAP Test of Auditory Sentence Comprehension; NA = Data is not available.