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	Title	Author(s)	Issue Date
	Impairment to phonological processes in a Cantonese-speaking brain-damaged patient Journal:Aphasiology	Law, SP	2004
	A Cantonese Linguistic Communication Measure for Evaluating Aphasic Narrative Production: Normative and Preliminary Aphasic Data Journal:Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders	Kong, APH Law, SP	2004
	Treatment for anomia in Chinese using an ortho-phonological cueing method Journal:Aphasiology	Law, SP Yeung, O Chiu, KMY	2008
	Type and token frequencies of phonological units in Hong Kong Cantonese Journal:Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers	Leung, MT Law, SP Fung, SY	2004
	A morphological analysis of object naming and reading errors by a Cantonese dyslexic patient Journal:Language and Cognitive Processes	Law, SP	2004
	A model-driven treatment of a Cantonese-speaking dyslexic patient with impairment to the semantic and nonsemantic pathways Journal:Cognitive Neuropsychology	Law, SP Wong, R	2005
	Preserved reading aloud with semantic deficits: Evidence for a non-semantic lexical route for reading Chinese Journal:Neurocase	Law, SP Chiu, KMY	2005
	Writing errors of a Cantonese dysgraphic patient and their theoretical implications Journal:Neurocase	Law, SP	2004
	Non-semantic pathways of reading and writing Chinese: Data from a Cantonese speaking brain-damaged patient Proceeding/Conference:Annual Meeting of Academy of Aphasia	Law, SP Or, B	2000
	A database for investigating the logographeme as a basic unit of writing Chinese Proceeding/Conference:ICPLA	Lui, HM Leung, MT Law, SP Fung, SY	2008
	A Cantonese linguistic communication measures Proceeding/Conference:Meeting of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association	Kong, PH Law, SP	2002
	Staff progress review: a report to the teaching quality committee Proceeding/Conference:Submitted to Senate	Cooke, BL MacKinnon, MM Chan, RYP Law, SP Marsh, JP	1996
	A case report of a Cantonese surface dyslexic patient: Further evidence for a dual-route model of reading Chinese Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	Law, SP Wonga, W Chiu, KMY	2004
	Naming of real and pseudo-characters with free standing and non-free-standing phonetic radicals by Cantonese dyslexic individuals Proceeding/Conference:44th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Aphasia, Victoria, Canada. Brain and Language	Law, SP Weekes, B Wong, WS	2006
	A Cantonese linguistic communication measure (CLCM): Further development Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	Kong, APH Law, SP	2003
	Whole-word phonological representations in the Chinese lexicon Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	Law, SP Wong, W Karen, MY Chiu	2005
	A semantic treatment for naming disorders in Cantonese brain-injured individuals Proceeding/Conference:Conference on Processing Chinese and Other East Asian Languages, PCOEAL	Law, SP Wong, WS Wong, E Hon, J Sung, F	2005
	A treatment study of a Cantonese-speaking dyslexic patient Proceeding/Conference:Linguistic Society of America Meeting Handbook	Law, SP	2004
	Effects of cafeteria noise on generative naming: cross-cultural differences Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	LaPointe, L. L.Law, SP Kong, APH	2006
	An analysis of reading and naming errors in a Cantonese-speaking dyslexic patient Proceeding/Conference:Science of Aphasia Conference, Aphasia: Cross-disciplinary Aspects	Law, SP	2003
	The effectiveness of 'mapping therapy' on two Chinese aphasic patients Proceeding/Conference:Annual Clinical Aphasiology Conference	Leung, MT Law, SP	1999
	Age-of-acquisition effects on reading aloud in Chinese Proceeding/Conference:The 12th Congress of the International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association, ICPLA 2008	Law, SP Yeung, HYO Wong, WS	2008
	External validation of the Cantonese linguistic communication measure Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	Kong, APH Law, SP	2005
	Using the Cantonese linguistic communication measure to monitor changes of narrative production in aphasic patients Proceeding/Conference:Brain and Language	Kong, APH Law, SP	2004
	Object and action word processing in Chinese stroke patients with or without executive function impairment: a neuropsychological case-control study Proceeding/Conference:44th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Aphasia, Victoria, Canada. Brain and Language	Yip, JTH Law, SP Chen, H-C Li, L. S. W.	2006