Dronkers and colleagues conclude that apraxia of speech is caused by damage to:
A) Broca's area.
B) the insula.
C) the cerebellum.
D) the frontal lobe.

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Dronkers and colleagues suggest that apraxia of speech is caused by damage to the insula. While some studies have suggested that damage to the cerebellum or frontal lobe may also play a role, the insula is considered to be the primary location of damage in individuals with apraxia of speech.

Dronkers and Colleagues Conclude That Apraxia of Speech Is Caused