Individuals who have anomia, only mildly impaired auditory comprehension, extremely poor repetitive or imitative speech, paraphasia or the inappropriate use of words formed by the addition of sounds and incorrect ordering of sounds or by substituting related words, and frequent self-correction attempts most likely have which type of aphasia?

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Conduction aphasia is characterized by the individual's ability to understand spoken language relatively well (only mildly impaired auditory comprehension) and produce fluent speech, but with significant difficulties in repeating words or phrases (extremely poor repetitive or imitative speech). This condition often includes paraphasias and attempts at self-correction, fitting the description provided.

Individuals Who Have Anomia, Only Mildly Impaired Auditory Comprehension, Extremely