There is some evidence that bilinguals with right-hemisphere damage show more aphasia than monolinguals. This type of aphasia is called:

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Crossed aphasia is a type of aphasia that occurs in bilingual individuals with left-hemisphere damage, where the language spoken by the right hemisphere is affected. However, there is some evidence that bilinguals with right-hemisphere damage may also show more aphasia than monolinguals, and this type of aphasia is also referred to as crossed aphasia. Therefore, option A is the best choice. The other options are either unrelated or do not fit the description.

There Is Some Evidence That Bilinguals with Right-Hemisphere Damage Show