Research Notes on Phonological Disorders
Phonological disorder is a condition manifested by the inability to produce speech sounds appropriate for an individual’s age and dialect. A patient exhibits difficulties in learning and organizing sounds important for proper communication. It appears to be more common in boys, and may be hereditary.
Top Resources on Phonological Disorders
- ADAM (via Medline Plus): Phonological Disorder
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association: What are Some Signs of a Phonological Disorder?
- Speech Disorder: Phonemic Disorders & Speech Impediments
- PsychNet-UK: Phonological Disorder
- Wikipedia: Phonemic Disorders
- Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders: Phonological Disorders
- Bright Tots: Phonological Disorders and Articulation Disorders
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