Table 3.

Patient characteristics.

Patient	Age (years)	Sex	Race	Education (years)	Time postonset (months)	WAB-R AQ (/100)	Aphasia type (WAB-R)	Apraxia of speech	Clip
Fridriksson05a	58	F	W	12	149	92.7	Anomic	Y	0:00–5:39
TAP18a	53	F	W	16	23	90.3	Anomic	Y	0:00–5:37
Whiteside06a	62	M	W	12	91	88.8	Anomic	Y	0:00–5:50
Adler01a	58	M	W	13	16	86.8	Anomic	Y	2:55–8:44
Kurland07a	70	F	W	16	13	83.0	Anomic	N	0:21–6:26
Kurland28a	62	M	W	16	6	78.7	Anomic	N	4:26–9:42
Scale30a	48	M	W	18	46	68.5	Anomic	N	0:04–5:48
ACWT09a	56	F	W	13	94	80.1	Conduction	Y	0:00–5:25
Wright203a	66	M	W	18	80	76.3	Conduction	N	0:00–5:33
Williamson04a	60	M	W	14	296	70.6	Conduction	Y	0:00–6:18
Kurland20a	50	F	AA	12	6	67.0	Conduction	N	0:15–6:50
TCU07a	49	F	W	16	15	52.0	Conduction	Y	0:00–6:32
Williamson16a	63	F	W	16	58	66.4	Trans Sensory	N	0:05–5:48
ACWT02a	53	F	W	14	39	74.6	Trans Motor	Y	0:02–6:07
Elman12a	57	M	W	20	54	74.4	Wernicke	N	0:00–6:15
Elman14a	76	F	AA	17	55	65.7	Wernicke	N	0:00–5:27
Thompson05a	63	F	W	16	155	58.5	Wernicke	—	0:15–5:35
Kurland18a	74	M	AA	16	9	44.0	Wernicke	N	0:25–6:03
Scale33a	57	F	W	—	104	71.1	Broca	N	0:00–5:39
TCU08a	57	M	AA	14	95	63.9	Broca	Y	0:00–6:21
TAP11a	62	F	W	14	44	58.1	Broca	Y	0:00–5:56
BU08a	64	M	W	12	110	39.7	Broca	N	0:12–6:22
TAP09a	71	M	W	16	36	20.5	Global	Y	0:00–6:24
Scale09a	66	M	W	12	240	20.3	Global	Y	0:00–6:10

Note. Em dashes indicate data not available. WAB-R = Western Aphasia Battery–Revised; AQ = Aphasia Quotient; Clip = portion of audiovisual file excerpted for this study; M = male; F = female; W = White; AA = African American; Trans = transcortical; Y = yes; N = no.