The role and use of event-related potentials in aphasia: A scoping review

•ERPs have been used to study people with aphasia but the literature is scant.•The 117 studies identified in this review were divided among 6 domains of inquiry.•The wide variety of ERP components used show broad potential for studying aphasic language.•No single component or domain has been deeply...

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Published in:Brain and language 2021-08, Vol.219, p.104966-104966, Article 104966
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Auditory evoked potential
ERP
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Event-related potentials
Language processing
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Scoping review
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