Individuals who speak in short sentences with agrammatism, demonstrate anomia, have problems with imitation of speech, have labored speech and writing, and demonstrate articulation and phonological errors most likely have which type of aphasia?

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Broca's aphasia is characterized by non-fluent, effortful speech, agrammatism (difficulty in using grammatical constructions), anomia (difficulty in finding words), problems with speech imitation, labored speech and writing, and articulation and phonological errors. These symptoms align with the description provided.

Individuals Who Speak in Short Sentences with Agrammatism, Demonstrate Anomia