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Articulation disorder is characterized by difficulty in producing proper sounds, syllables, and words. Manifestation of this condition includes substituting one sound for another (wabbit for rabbit), omitting a sound (han for hand), and distorting a sound (ship for sip). It may be the result of several conditions such as a cleft palate, hearing loss, and other oral and dental problems.

Top Resources on Articulation Disorders

• Princeton Speech-Language & Learning Center: Articulation Disorder
• Speech Disorder: Articulation Disorders
• Wikipedia: Articulation Disorders
• Cincinnati's Children's Hospital Medical Center: Articulation (Speech) Disorder
• PsychNet-UK: Speech Articulation Disorders
• University of Tennessee Chattanooga: Articulation Disorders
• Kaufman Children's Center: Articulation Disorders
• Bright Tots: Articulation Disorders
• Help for Kid's Speech: Articulation Difficulties in Children: What Causes the Problems?

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