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asmith134

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The key deficit noted in conduction aphasia is the inability to
 
  a. produce fluent spontaneous speech.
  b. repeat nonwords.
  c. repeat words that have familiar meanings.
  d. name objects.
  e. name proper nouns.

Question 2

The meaning of a particular word is most likely stored in
 
  a. the association cortex.
  b. Wernicke's area.
  c. the primary auditory cortex.
  d. Broca's area.
  e. the lateral temporal cortex.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b. repeat nonwords.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a. the association cortex.



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