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    Jan 24, 2020

    Language Disorders

    in Language and Speech

    Aphasia

    This term is used when there is an acquired language disability in any language modality - speaking, listening, reading and writing. There are a wide variety of aphasia symptoms, depending on which language modality is affected.


    Expressive language disorder

    A person has difficulty communicating using language, but his / her ability to understand language is normal / less affected. For example, a child will be able to follow a simple instruction but have a limited vocabulary.


    Receptive language disorder

    A person will have difficulty understanding spoken, and sometimes written, language. Often has difficulty organizing their thoughts and communicating.

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