Which of the following speech deficits is a common feature of all forms of aphasia?
A) agrammatism
B) articulation difficulties
C) dysgraphia
D) anomia
E) Averbia

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Anomia, or difficulty with word-finding, is a common feature of all forms of aphasia. Agrammatism refers to difficulty with grammar and sentence structure and is not present in all types of aphasia. Articulation difficulties primarily affect motor function and are not necessarily present in all types of aphasia. Dysgraphia refers to difficulty with writing and is not necessarily present in all types of aphasia. Averbia is not a recognized term in the field of speech-language pathology.

Which of the Following Speech Deficits Is a Common Feature