Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patient sample (adapted from Kendall et al, 2015)

Participant	Age (years)	Sex	Education level (years)	Duration post- onset (months)	WAB-AQ (out of 100)	BNT (out of 60)	SAPA (number correct out of 151)
1	49	M	16	21	87.5	37	96
2	26	M	16	45	94.2	57	128
3	48	M	13	16	94.6	52	131
4	27	M	13	17	51.1	44	74
5	67	F	14	162	84.5	36	94
6	53	M	19	81	63.9	13	64
7	63	M	16	15	37.6	1	53
8	64	M	20	52	76.3	9	80
9	57	F	14	38	52.6	5	61
10	47	F	16	11	84.6	50	123
11	62	M	15	29	96.1	57	115
12	74	F	18	8	91.3	51	105
13	30	F	14	14	50.8	5	50
14	60	F	18	65	59.5	15	81
15	57	M	16	24	82.0	31	102
16	72	M	18	211	69.8	34	76
17	67	M	16	104	81.1	56	103
18	68	M	23	14	92.0	57	109
19	33	F	15	31	78.2	31	65
20	70	M	16	10	94.7	43	114
21	45	F	12	14	85.2	22	124
22	78	M	13	41	90.2	46	105
23	61	F	16	15	95.0	50	110
24	67	M	15	20	86.6	18	124
25	61	F	18	155	92.0	32	109
26	51	F	13	22	74.3	41	96
AVERAGE	56	N/A	16	48	78.7	34.3	95.8
SD	15	N/A	3	53	16.5	18.1	24.1

Note. WAB-AQ – Western Aphasia Battery Aphasia Quotient; BNT = Boston Naming Test; SAPA = Standardized Assessment of Phonology in Aphasia