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From Hearing to speaking: The localization Pathway

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Fill in the blanks to complete the classical Wernicke–Broca pathway that explains how the brain processes language (from comprehension to speech production).

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From Hearing to speaking: The localization Pathway
 

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Fill in the blanks to complete the classical Wernicke–Broca pathway that explains how the brain processes language (from comprehension to speech production).

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According to the localization view , when we hear a word , it is first processed and in Wernicke ? s area . Then , the signal travels through the to ? s area , where a spoken form is . Finally , a command is sent to the to the articulatory muscles . Damage to ? s area usually causes aphasia , while damage to ? s area affects comprehension .

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