Individuals who experience persistent challenges in speech sound production in that those difficulties interfere with intelligibility of speech have
A) a fluency disorder.
B) Aphasia.
C) cluttering problems.
D) a speech sound disorder.

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Individuals who experience persistent challenges in speech sound production that interfere with intelligibility of speech have a speech sound disorder. A fluency disorder is characterized by disruptions in the forward flow of speech, aphasia is a language disorder that affects a person's ability to communicate in speech, writing, or both, and cluttering problems are characterized by rapid or irregular speech that may be difficult to understand.

Individuals Who Experience Persistent Challenges in Speech Sound Production in That