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Semantic advantage

By Rajnish Mago, MD, and Vimal Aga, MD (bio) What is semantic advantage? Usually,  people come up with more words on the semantic fluency test (e.g., names of animals) than on the letter fluency test (e.g., words starting with the letter F). This is called the semantic advantage.  How much of a semantic advantage is normally present? The…

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