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Aphantasia is defined as the inability of individuals to generate visual imagery in their minds. This term was first widely introduced in 2015 by science human Adam Zeman and has since been investigated as a neurological phenomenon. Individuals with aphantasia cannot generate any visual images when they close their eyes or attempt to imagine a thing dream. This condition does not only affect visual imagination but may also influence memory, creative thinking and problem problem-solving processes

Paraphasia is a language error commonly observed in individuals with aphasia【1】 and characterized by the involuntary substitution of an incorrect word for the intended word during speech. This type of error can occur in both spoken and written expression and may affect the semantic, phonological, or structural levels of language. Paraphasias are associated with disruptions in the word production process and are frequently observed in fluent types of aphasia.ClassificationParaphasias are classifi