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Both the videos have been informative and interesting to know the effects of brain injury on speech and linguistic processing. In the video, Sarah Scott suffers from Broca’s aphasia after the stroke. We learned that Broca’s aphasia is caused by damage to the brain’s premotor area that responsible in part for controlling our motor commands that are used in speech production (Owens, 2020).