Sally has a difficult time understanding language. her words and sentences are not clearly understood and the sentences she does form are non-sensical. she suffers from a disease called wernicke's aphasia in which a part of her brain doesn't function as it should. which lobe of her brain is affected?

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Guillermo Brandt

Biology

30 August, 04:14

Sally has a difficult time understanding language. her words and sentences are not clearly understood and the sentences she does form are non-sensical. she suffers from a disease called wernicke's aphasia in which a part of her brain doesn't function as it should. which lobe of her brain is affected?

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Elise Little · Answer 1

It would be the frontal lobe of sally that was affected. The frontal lobes are involved in motor function, problem solving, spontaneity, memory, language, initiation, judgement, impulse control, and social and sexual behavior. Hope this answers the question.

Precious Moses · Answer 2

The difficulty in speech and language that is experienced by Sally is due to the damaged in discrete parts of her brain in the left frontal lobe that is also referred to as Broca's area. This lobe is significantly important for cognitive communication skills.