Multiple Choice
Three major types of language dysfunction accompany brain damage. The dysfunctions and their defining features are correctly matched up in which of the following? -- aphasia a language planning deficit, apraxia a phoneme sequencing deficit, and dysarthria a motor execution deficit.
A) Aphasiaa phoneme sequencing deficit, apraxia a language planning deficit, dysarthria a motor execution deficit.
B) Aphasiaa language planning deficit, apraxia a phoneme sequencing deficit, dysarthria a motor execution deficit
C) Aphasiaa motor execution deficit, apraxia a phoneme sequencing deficit, dysarthria a language planning deficit.
D) Aphasiaa language planning deficit, apraxia a motor execution deficit, dysarthria a phoneme sequencing deficit.
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