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Communication Activities of Daily Living: a standalone construct

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Communication Activitiesof Daily Living1 CONSTRUCTCommunication ActivitiesHOLLAND · SPEECH-LANGUAGE

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Speech-language pathology

a test of functional communication that samples how people with aphasia handle everyday situations such as shopping, using the telephone and reading signs.

In speech-language pathology, Communication Activities of Daily Living refers to a test of functional communication that samples how people with aphasia handle everyday situations such as shopping, using the telephone and reading signs. This meaning comes from Holland (1980) in CADL communicative abilities in daily living.[1]

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  1. Holland, A. L. (1980). CADL communicative abilities in daily living. University Park Press. ISBN 9780839115977

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