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Human Comprehension (Speech production and Comprehension: Brain…

- - - - Agrammatism: difficulty in comprehending or using grammatical devices, such as verb endings (-ed) and word order (man bit a dog). People with this typically do not derive meaning from the sequence of words or the grammar of sentences. They almost exclusively use content words (nouns, adjectives, verbs, etc.) without any function words (the, on, about, etc.)
      - Anomia = Trouble coming up with (remembering) the appropriate word to describe object, action, or attribute
        
        Circumlocution = strategy by which people with anomia find alternative ways to say something when they are unable to think most appropriate word
      - Articulation = movement of tongue, lips, jaw, and other speech organs to make speech sounds, articulation problems might make it hard for someone to hear the words you are saying. (can cause sequencing problem: lipstick --> likstip)
- - - - Whole-word reading: trading by recognizing a word as a whole; "sight reading" (basically memory of the whole word)
      - Phonetic reading: reading by decoding the phonetic significance of letter strings; sound reading)