A person who is acting like they are forced to speak faster than they can come up with the words most closely resembles a person with:
A) Broca's aphasia.
B) Wernicke's aphasia.
C) dyslexia.
D) agraphia.

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Wernicke's aphasia is a language disorder where the affected person can produce speech fluently but has difficulty with comprehension and may produce nonsensical words or sentences. This can cause a person to speak rapidly and without coherence, as if they are communicating in a stream of consciousness without being able to keep up with their own thoughts. This is in contrast to Broca's aphasia, where the affected person may have difficulty producing speech but can understand language, and dyslexia and agraphia, which are disorders of reading and writing, respectively.

A Person Who Is Acting Like They Are Forced to Speak