Language Disorders in Children
Alternate Names : Communication Disorders in Children
What are the signs and symptoms of the condition?
There are many different types of language problems seen in children, including:
language delay, which may represent delayed or total lack of language development
developmental aphasia, a problem in developing language that can result in poor pronunciation, limited speech, and problems with grammar
vocabulary difficulties
receptive language disorder, or an inability to understand language
language disorders related to decreased intelligence or IQ, which may affect multiple areas of language development
expressive language disorder, or a limited ability to communicate even though language can be understood
autistic expression, which describes the use of a bizarre, individual form of language
elective mutism, or using language only in certain situations
psychotic or disorganized language, the use of language that is disorganized and hard to understand
Other types of language problems are also possible.
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