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Brain Injuries, Aphasias, and Neuroplasticity in Speech Recovery
Analyze the functional deficits in expressive (Broca's) and receptive (Wernicke's) aphasias and how neuroplasticity aids speech rehabilitation.
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Theories of Language Acquisition and the Brain
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Analyze major psychological theories of language acquisition and explore the neural architecture and clinical conditions related to speech and language processing.
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