The Term "Specific Language Impairment" Refers to

question 19

Multiple Choice

The term "specific language impairment" refers to

• A) impairment of a specific component of language: phonologic, morphologic, semantic, syntactic, or pragmatic.
• B) a language impairment that is associated with some other disability.
• C) a disability that often presents itself as intellectual disabilities later in the school career, as problems with reading and writing become more apparent.
• D) difficulty in learning and using language that cannot be attributed to another cause.

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