The inability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs caused by improper functioning of the brain is called:
A) aphasia.
B) dysphasia.
C) aphonia.
D) dysphonia.

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Aphasia is the term used to describe the inability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs due to problems with brain function. Dysphasia refers specifically to problems with language processing, while aphonia refers to the inability to produce speech. Dysphonia refers to difficulty with speaking, including changes in vocal quality or tone.

The Inability to Communicate Through Speech, Writing, or Signs Caused