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Do individuals with dysphasia exhibit atypical social skills?

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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.19846274

Do individuals with dysphasia exhibit atypical social skills?

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There is evidence suggesting that individuals with dysphasia may exhibit challenges in social skills, largely attributable to limitations in language functions rather than direct deficits in social abilities.

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