Answer:
Damage to wernicke's area causes difficulty in speaking and writing language.
Explanation:
Wernicke's area is the area of the brain that is necessary for language development. It is located in the temporal lobe on the left side of the brain and is responsible for the comprehension of speech. Damage to wernicke's area causes aphasia.Wernicke's aphasia known as receptive or sensory aphasia is an aphasia in which the indivisual has difficulty in writting and speaking any language.
People having this issue usually make up words that have no meaning, or are unaware of the mistakes in their speech and have difficulty repeating phrases.
Answer:
Continue to brag about the virtues of the club to his friends
Explanation:
Cognitive dissonance is defined as the situation when a person holds contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values, or participates in an action that goes against one of these three, and experiences psychological stress because of that.
In this question Scott will now participate in an action (according to dissonance theory) that will contradict his beliefs, ideas or values related to the club.
He spend a great deal of time and money trying to get into this club, only to realize that it is not something he is happy with, but rather than seem like a fool and leave, he tries to convince himself, and the people around him, that he enjoys this club and the members in it. This may cause some psychological stress due to the fact that he has to keep up this constant facade.
Answer:
um, you stop talking? well rn I'm pst. a friend blocked me after I said it'll be my bday in 5 days I'm gonna get my cake rn and then next thing you notice she blocks me on email hangouts and its not fair its close to my bday she did this to me! I hate her now and I could seriously punch her!!! (autistic spectrum btw) she is a meaniiiiiieeee I could seriously hit her and the whole world for a day but I'm going to be 13 in 5 days, this isn't fair!! u gotta cheer me up!!! u got to
(crying)
Answer:
you need to give us the options so we can helo you
Explanation: