Another model of this disorder links it to damage to the left middle temporal gyrus and posterior inferior temporal gyrus, which interrupts the processing stream linking representations from the superior temporal sulcus with those in the left angular gyrus.
In one model of this disorder, its dysfunctions are modeled as interruptions to the lemma process. Another model of this disorder links it to damage to the left middle temporal gyrus and posterior inferior temporal gyrus, which interrupts the processing stream linking representations from the superior temporal sulcus with those in the left angular gyrus. Those who suffer from this disorder exhibit preserved semantic priming, and the mechanism of this disorder may involve the deficit in the pathway from input phonemes to semantics or within semantic representations themselves. This disorder results from damage to the left temporal lobe and can result in logorrhea. For ten points, identify this disorder which, unlike conduction aphasia and Broca's aphasia leads to the inability to comprehend language and is named for its German discoverer.
In one model of this disorder, its dysfunctions are modeled as interruptions to the lemma process.
{Wernicke's} aphasia [accept “{aphasia}” before “{lemma process}” is {spoken} prompt afterwards]