This is also referred to as word deafness, and ability to hear normally while not understanding spoken language.
A) Broca's aphasia
B) auditory aphasia
C) Wernicke's aphasia
D) lateralization

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Auditory aphasia, also known as pure word deafness, is a type of language disorder in which an individual is able to hear and distinguish sounds, but is unable to comprehend or understand spoken words. It occurs due to damage or injury to specific areas of the brain involved in language comprehension, particularly the temporal lobes. Broca's aphasia, on the other hand, involves difficulty with speech production, while Wernicke's aphasia is characterized by difficulty with language comprehension and production of coherent speech. Lateralization refers to the specialization of different functions on either the left or right hemisphere of the brain.

This Is Also Referred to as Word Deafness, and Ability