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Phonological
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PsychNet-UK
Phonological Disorder Information Sheet - Description,
Causation, Treatment, Associated Features, Differential Diagnosis
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Apraxia?
Dyspraxia? Articulation? Phonology? What Does It All Mean? - An
Article by Nancy Lucker-Lazerson, M.A., CCC-SLP . Not
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Articulation
and Phonological Disorders - Articulation is a general term which
refers to the production of individual sounds. The production of sounds
involves the coordinated movements of the lips, tongue, teeth &
palate and respiratory system. This includes a variety of nerves and
muscles used for speech production. 3/5 |
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Children's
Speech Sound Disorders - An Article by Carolione Bowen.
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Developmental
Phonological Disorderr for Families - An Article by Carolione
Bowen. Not Rated |
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Phonological
Disorder - Occurs when a child does not develop the ability to
produce some or all sounds necessary for speech that are normally
used at his or her age. Phonological disorder is sometimes referred
to as articulation disorder, developmental articulation disorder,
or speech sound production disorder. If there is no known cause, it
is sometimes called "developmental phonological disorder."
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Phonological
Disorder - Is a failure to use speech sounds appropriate for the
individual's age and dialect.3/5 |
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Speech
Disorder and Phonological Disorder - Online Diagnosis ( Not endorsed
or recommended by PsychNet-UK) |
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Difference
between Articulation and Phonological Disorders - A PDF File.
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Google
Scholarly Articles on Phonological Disorder - Click
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Wikipedia
- Speech Sound Disorder - Click
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