Caramazza and Zurif (1976) Tested Broca's, Wernicke's, and Conduction Aphasics

question 14

Multiple Choice

Caramazza and Zurif (1976) tested Broca's, Wernicke's, and conduction aphasics on reversible and irreversible sentences. They found that:

• A) Wernicke's patients were able to process both types of sentences most accurately
• B) Wernicke's patients processed the reversible sentences but not the irreversible sentences.
• C) Broca's aphasics were able to process both types of sentences most accurately
• D) Broca's aphasics did well on irreversible sentences but not on reversible sentences

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