Children who have difficulty producing sounds or using sounds correctly for their age are diagnosed with a
A) childhood-onset fluency disorder.
B) language disorder.
C) speech sound disorder.
D) pragmatic communication disorder.

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A speech sound disorder is characterized by difficulty producing or using sounds and can impact a child's ability to communicate effectively. Childhood-onset fluency disorder is a stuttering disorder, language disorder involves difficulties with understanding or using language, and pragmatic communication disorder involves difficulties with social communication.

Children Who Have Difficulty Producing Sounds or Using Sounds Correctly