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| Communication and Communication functions |
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| the process of sharing information thru speaking, social interaction, requesting objects, sharing ideas |
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| impairs the ability to transmit or recieve idea facts and feels and desires and may invole langauge or speech or both |
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| the commmunication of ideas |
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| encoding or sending messages |
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| decoding or understand messages |
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| refers to the rules governing speech sound- sounds and how they are sequenced |
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| refers to the rules that govern alterations of the internal organization of words, such as adding suffixes and other grammatical inflections to make prper plurals, verb tenses, and so on |
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| refers to the rules of organizating sentences that are meaningful, including subject and predicate and placing modifiers correctly |
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| refers to the rules about attaching meaning and concepts to words |
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| refers to the rules about using language for social purposes |
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| Primary Language disorder |
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| secondary language disorder |
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| is caused by another condition (such as intellectual disorder, hearing impairments, autistic) |
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| Specific language impairments (SLI) |
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| refers to a language disorder that has no identifiable cause it is an unexpected and unexplainable cause |
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| Early expressive language delay (EELD) |
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| refers to a significant lag in expressive language |
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| Language-based reading impairments |
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| involves a reading problem based on a language disorder |
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| developing young child's inablitlity to say words correctly |
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| is an understanding of the sound structure of language |
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dysfluencies - hesitations, repetitions, an dother interruptions of normal speech
stuttering |
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