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Individuals who have fluent or hyperfluent speech, poor auditory and visual comprehension, verbal paraphasia or unintended words and neologisms, sentences formed by jargon, and a mild to severe impairment in naming and imitative speech most likely have which type of aphasia?
A) Anomic
B) Conduction
C) Transcortical sensory
D) Wernicke's

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Introduction to Communication Disorders: A Lifespan Evidence-Based Perspective

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Authors: Owens, Farinella, Metz

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