Echolalia

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Associated disorders

Schizophrenia Catatonia Epilepsy Closed-head injury Frontotemporal dementia

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Function

Tics Behavior modification Uta Frith Gestalt Tager-Flusberg

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Overview

Repetition of vocalizations Palilalia Echophenomena Echopraxia Imitative

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Imitation and learning

Social learning Imitative learning

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Other names: Echologia, echophrasia
Specialty: Psychiatry, neurology, speech–language pathology

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Overview

Repetition of vocalizations Speech repetition
Palilalia
Echophenomena Echophenomenon
Echopraxia
Imitative Imitation
Autism spectrum disorder Autism
ADHD
Tourette syndrome
Dementia
Aphasia
Greek Greek language
Echo
Onomatopoeic Onomatopoeia

Signs and symptoms

Short-term memory

Associated disorders

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Avg. degree1.95

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Echolalia

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related to Function · 8

Echolalia → Among, Barry Prizant, Before, Charlop, However, Marjorie, Research, The

related to Associated disorders · 7

Echolalia → Echophenomena, In, Other, Pick's, Tourette, TS, While

related to Autism · 6

Echolalia → Calkins, However, Prizant, Studies, Tager-Flusberg, Uta Frith

related to Imitation and learning · 6

Echolalia → Children, For, Ganos, Imitation, It, The

related to Signs and symptoms · 6

Echolalia → Do, Immediate, In, Mitigated, What's, Yes

related to Anatomical correlates · 4

Echolalia → Cases, In, Specifically, Unintentional

related to Tourette syndrome · 4

Echolalia → Evidence, MNS, Tourette, TS

is a · 3

Echolalia → form of imitation, part of mixed transitory aphasia, repetition of vocalizations made by another person

Other names · 1

Echolalia → Echologia, echophrasia

Specialty · 1

Echolalia → Psychiatry, neurology, speech–language pathology

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children language autistic automatic may speech aphasia immediate imitation dementia behavior occurs tourette syndrome imitative autism communicative delayed cases disorder

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Echolalia	Other names	Echologia, echophrasia	1.00	infobox
Echolalia	Specialty	Psychiatry, neurology, speech–language pathology	1.00	infobox
Echolalia	is a	repetition of vocalizations made by another person	0.90	text
Echolalia	is a	part of mixed transitory aphasia	0.90	text
Echolalia	is a	form of imitation	0.90	text
some forms of dementia or stroke-related aphasia.The word	instance of	It may also occur in several other neurological conditions	0.80	text
a television program running in the background.Examples of mitigated echolalia are pronoun changes or syntax corrections	instance of	of environmental stimuli	0.80	text
Barry Prizant	instance of	researchers	0.80	text
colleagues have emphasized the communicative function of echolalia	instance of	researchers	0.80	text
Echolalia	related to Anatomical correlates	Specifically	0.60	section
Echolalia	related to Anatomical correlates	Cases	0.60	section
Echolalia	related to Anatomical correlates	Unintentional	0.60	section

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