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(see Figure 13.17)
-Discuss separately the effects of damage to the area #3 in this illustration. Following that explanation, discuss the effects of damage to area #1 in this diagram.

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Damage to Broca's area. In Broca's aphasia, speech is slow and laborious but generally meaningful. In Wernicke's aphasia, speech is rapid and fluent but virtually meaningless. Patients with Wernicke's aphasia seem totally unaware that they are not making sense, whereas patients with Broca's aphasia are typically frustrated by their inability to communicate.
Compared with the brains of people with average intelligence, the brains of highly intelligent people
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The language model by Dronkers, Pinker, and Damasio proposes an implementation system composed of
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In the work to teach language to great apes, teaching sign language has
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Imaging research with bilingual or multilingual participants indicates that
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Language disorders characterized by fluent speech and poor comprehension include
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Damage at the junction of the parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes is typical in cases of
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The arcuate fasciculus is typically damaged in cases of conduction aphasia
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Patients with Broca's aphasia have comprehension of language that is
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Which of the following disorders usually causes the least impairment?
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Which of the following statements most accurately describes the relationship between IQ and breastfeeding?
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Which of the following tasks requires phonological awareness?
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Summarize the language model proposed by Dronkers, Pinker, and Damasio.
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African tribes using click languages are genetically _________ suggesting that the languages _________.
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Andrew underwent a Wada test, in which one hemisphere is anesthetized at a time, prior to brain surgery. When his right hemisphere was anesthetized, he was unable to speak. How would Andrew's physicians most likely interpret this result?
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For most people, which part(s) of the brain contribute(s) to the interpretation of prosody?
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In Aitchison's criteria for language, the fact that the word chair can be used to describe all chairs is an example of
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