This ONLINE research study investigates the perceptions and measurement of communicative participation and psychosocial factors for individuals with post-stroke communication impairments. The study involves 3-4 online sessions that include language and cognition testing; questionnaires about stress, mood, and participation in life; and a brief interview with communicative supports with a member of the research team. Eligible participants will have aphasia and/or motor speech impairments due to stroke, lived in the community at least 1 month post-stroke, 18 years or older, speak English as a primary language, and have access to a computer or tablet to participate in study activities. Participants will be compensated up to $90 (gift cards) for study completion. This research is a collaboration between R. Hunting Pompon, ARO Lab, University of Delaware, and C. Baylor, SPEAC Lab, University of Washington, and is funded by the NIH/National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD). Please call (302)-831-1212 or email AphasiaLab@udel.edu for more information.
