The symptoms of all of the following neurological language syndromes suggest the disruption of an organized semantic network in which word meanings are stored, EXCEPT
A)Wernicke's aphasia.
B)deep dyslexia.
C)progressive semantic dementia.
D)conduction aphasia.

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Conduction aphasia is characterized by the impairment in the ability to repeat words and phrases, rather than a disruption of the semantic network where word meanings are stored. Patients with conduction aphasia typically understand spoken language and can speak fluently, but they have difficulty repeating what they have just heard.

The Symptoms of All of the Following Neurological Language Syndromes