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    An Inability to Initiate Speech or Respond to Speech with Anything
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An Inability to Initiate Speech or Respond to Speech with Anything

Question 29

Question 29

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An inability to initiate speech or respond to speech with anything other than simple words is known as:


A) Fluent aphasia
B) Nonfluent aphasia
C) Disruptive aphasia
D) Anomic aphasia

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