Research Notes on Social Effects of Speech Disorders
Individuals with speech disorders experience frustration and embarrassment, especially among children. They are often subjected to teasing and bullying by children with normal speech. Low self esteem is also common among people with speech problems.
Top Resources on Social Effects of Speech Disorders
- Speech Disorder: Speech and Bullying | Speech and Self Esteem
- Wikipedia: Social Effects of Speech Disorders
- ADAM (via Medline Plus): Possible Complications
- National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities: Educational Implications
- eMedicine: Anxiety Disorder: Social Phobia and Selective Mutism
- Bright Minds Institute: What is the Difference Between a Disorder and a Delay?
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