Which of the following results in the loss of the in the ability to express or understand speech, signs, or written communication, caused by damage to the speech centers of the brain?
A) aphasia
B) hyposexuality
C) disinhibition
D) hemiplegia

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Aphasia is a neurological disorder that leads to the loss of the ability to express or understand speech, signs, or written communication, caused by damage to the speech centers of the brain. Hyposexuality refers to a decrease in sexual desire, disinhibition refers to the inability to control one's impulses and actions, and hemiplegia refers to paralysis on one side of the body.

Which of the Following Results in the Loss of the in the Ability