Sound substitutions are typically not a feature of _________ aphasia.
A) Broca's
B) Wernicke's
C) conduction
D) transcortical

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Sound substitutions, also known as phonemic paraphasias, typically occur in Wernicke's aphasia and conduction aphasia. In Broca's aphasia, the primary characteristic is agrammatism and telegraphic speech with simplified grammar, rather than sound substitutions. Transcortical aphasias can have a range of language impairments, but sound substitutions are not specific to this type of aphasia.

Sound Substitutions Are Typically Not a Feature of _________ Aphasia