Testing Language Function The administration of the WAIS and Wechsler Memory Scale serves as a screening procedure to detect any clinically obvious impairment in speech produc-tion and comprehension. Aphasic word-finding difficulties will obstruct answers in all of the subtests of the verbal scale of the WAIS—most notably, Comprehension

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