Language Disorders in Traumatic Brain Injury

Damage to specific language processing areas of the brain, cognitive impairments, and damage to sensory pathways

Damage to specific language processing areas of the brain, cognitive impairments, and damage to the auditory cortex

Damage to specific language processing areas of the brain, cognitive impairments, and damage to motor control networks and pathways (correct)

Damage to specific language processing areas of the brain, cognitive impairments, and damage to the visual cortex

8%

45%

29% (correct)

10%

Aphasia that is caused by damage to the sensory pathways

Linguistic processing deficits on testing in the absence of clinical manifestations of linguistic impairment (correct)

Aphasia that is present before the injury

Aphasia that is not caused by TBI

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