Patients who can process visual language but not auditory language are said to have:
A) conduction aphasia
B) pure-word deafness
C) alexia
D) aggrammatism

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Patients who can process visual language but not auditory language are said to have pure-word deafness. Conduction aphasia is a condition where patients have difficulty repeating words or phrases, alexia is a condition where patients have difficulty reading, and aggrammatism is a difficulty producing language in a grammatically correct way.

Patients Who Can Process Visual Language but Not Auditory Language