Question

reading guide 2: liechty and garber 2004
started: sep 3 at 8:22pm
quiz instructions
the leichty and garber reading can be found in canvas>files>readings, and on the agenda page.
question 5
1 pts
a person with wenickes aphasia can...
speak in short, meaningful phrases but not understand the speech of others
speak in short, meaning phrases but understand the speech of others
speak in long, nonsensical speech but not understand the speech of others
speak in long, nonsensical speech and understand the speech of others

Explanation:

Wernicke's aphasia is a type of aphasia where the person has fluent - but often nonsensical - speech and also has a deficit in understanding the speech of others. They can produce long strings of words that lack meaning, and their comprehension is impaired.

Answer:

Speak in long, nonsensical speech but NOT understand the speech of others