If a deaf person who uses ASL for communication has damage to Broca's area, one will likely find that
A) there is no effect on their signing.
B) there is a visible but modest effect on signing.
C) they are only able to sign with difficulty.
D) they are unable to understand sign language but can perform it without difficulty.

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Broca's area is involved in the production of language, whether spoken or signed. Damage to this area would impair the ability to sign, making it difficult for a deaf person who uses American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate effectively.

If a Deaf Person Who Uses ASL for Communication Has