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Types of Aphasia

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Complete each sentence by filling in the missing word.
Each blank corresponds to a key concept about types of aphasia.
Read carefully and choose the correct answer.

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Complete each sentence by filling in the missing word. Each blank corresponds to a key concept about types of aphasia. Read carefully and choose the correct answer.

by Kathy Bernal
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The language disorder known as ? s is characterized by slow , effortful speech and the omission of grammatical markers .

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Patients with ? s often speak fluently , but their speech may be difficult to understand .

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People with typically have good comprehension but struggle to repeat words or phrases accurately .

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In ? s aphasia , comprehension is usually better than speech production .

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A person who says " the thing to put cigarettes in " instead of " ashtray " shows symptoms of

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The inability to find the correct word for an object , even when its meaning is known , is called .

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A patient who produces fluent but nonsensical speech may be suffering from ? s .

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results from damage to the arcuate fasciculus , which connects Broca ? s and Wernicke ? s areas .

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All types of aphasia involve some degree of difficulty in understanding and / or linguistic forms .

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