People with Deep Dyslexia Are Comparable to People with Wernicke's

question 42

Multiple Choice

People with deep dyslexia are comparable to people with Wernicke's aphasia in that they also

• A)have great difficulty in producing fluent speech.
• B)commit semantic paraphasias,but in reading rather than in spontaneous speech.
• C)have deficits in auditory perception for speech and nonspeech sounds.
• D)have an impairment in correctly perceiving the prosodic components of speech.

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