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    The Substitution of Incorrect Phonemes for Correct Phonemes Is
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The Substitution of Incorrect Phonemes for Correct Phonemes Is

Question 14

Question 14

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The substitution of incorrect phonemes for correct phonemes is:


A) verbal paraphasia
B) semantic paraphasia
C) literal paraphasia
D) known as using neologisms
E) logorrhea

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