Which is not true of dysphasia?
A) It is a speech impairment.
B) There is an inability to arrange words in their proper order.
C) It usually precedes aphonia.
D) The problem results from a brain lesion.

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Dysphasia is a language disorder, not specifically a speech impairment, and it involves difficulties with language comprehension and expression, not necessarily preceding aphonia (loss of voice). Aphonia is a separate condition and does not typically precede dysphasia.

Which Is Not True of Dysphasia