 Was supported by many
studies that were
conducted later
 Became the basis of
further findings of
Wernicke's Aphasia and
Wernicke-Geschwind
model
 The results and
findings of only
patients with brain
damage cannot be
applied to people who
aren't living under
such conditions
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