Aphasia, which is often the result of brain injury or disease, is a term that refers to
A) a language impairment that occurs after language is acquired.
B) the inability to learn language at a reasonable rate.
C) impairments in reading that last into adulthood.
D) the inability to speak a second language without an accent.

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Aphasia refers to a language impairment that occurs after language is acquired, usually as a result of brain injury or disease. It can affect a person's ability to speak, understand, read, and write.

Aphasia, Which Is Often the Result of Brain Injury or Disease