An Alternative Hypothesis for Fluent Aphasia Posited by Dronkers and Colleagues

question 30

Multiple Choice

An alternative hypothesis for fluent aphasia posited by Dronkers and colleagues suggests that the role of the cortex of Wernicke's area is:

• A) long-term memory for semantic categories.
• B) identical to that of Broca's area.
• C) short-term memory for mouth movements.
• D) short-term memory for speech sounds.

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