A Psycholinguistic Analysis of Broca's Aphasia Patients' Language Challenges and Possible Solutions

The speech function condition known as afasia broca is brought on by an anomaly in the broca region of the brain. The lives of the majority of Africans are completely different. Things that were once simple to complete are now difficult and time-consuming. Many African sufferers worry about their future and lack self-confidence. The purpose of this study is to describe the language barrier that the Africa Broca faces and how she manages it. The employed approach has the qualities of being factual, accurate, and systematic. This study used observation, interviews, and documentation as its data collection methods. Researchers use a data reduction and presentation method followed by a withdrawal conclusion as their data analysis technique. According to research findings, the Sovereign of Africa Broca have difficulty speaking the language; they have trouble forming complete sentences, speaking to irregular rhythms, stopping frequently while speaking, having trouble writing, having trouble reading long lines, speaking grammatically, finding it difficult to begin conversations, frequently using unfamiliar language, and frequently using words that are unfamiliar to them. The risk factor for Africher Suffering determines how the African sufferers are handled.

Keywords: Language Difficulties, Psycholinguistics, and Afasia Broca