Broca and Werniches aphasia

n a meaningless way, and often broken up by non-sense words. For example:
             If I could I would. Oh, I'm taking the word the wrong way to say, all the barbers here whenever they stop you its going around and around, if you know what I mean, that is tying and tying for repucer...repuceration, well, we were trying the best that we could while another time it was with the beds over there...(p.148)
             Wernicke's aphasias have severe difficulty with comprehension, and understand little or nothing that is said to them. Specifically, they seem quite unaware that they are having difficulties, and frequently become annoyed or frustrated when others seem unable to understand what they are saying. Naturally it is hard to treat someone who doesn&apos
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