Besides being based in a different region of the brain, a major distinction between Broca's aphasia and Wernicke's aphasia is that
A) Words from people with Broca's aphasia are strung together fluently, but often make little sense.
B) Broca's aphasia is due to a FOXP2 mutation.
C) Wernicke's aphasia results in extreme stuttering.
D) Words from people with Wernicke's aphasia are strung together fluently, but often make little sense.

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Individuals with Wernicke's aphasia have fluent speech but may have difficulty with word meanings and producing coherent sentences. In contrast, individuals with Broca's aphasia may have non-fluent speech with difficulty producing words and sentences, but the words they do produce are more likely to be meaningful and intentional.

Besides Being Based in a Different Region of the Brain