People with deep dyslexia are comparable to people with Wernicke's aphasia in that they also
A)have great difficulty in producing fluent speech.
B)commit semantic paraphasias,but in reading rather than in spontaneous speech.
C)have deficits in auditory perception for speech and nonspeech sounds.
D)have an impairment in correctly perceiving the prosodic components of speech.

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People with deep dyslexia often make semantic errors while reading, similar to those seen in Wernicke's aphasia where individuals produce semantic paraphasias in spoken language.

People with Deep Dyslexia Are Comparable to People with Wernicke's