When a developmental language problem involves articulation or sound production rather than word knowledge, it is typically known as a __________________ disorder.
A) pragmatic communication
B) childhood-onset
C) speech sound
D) language

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A speech sound disorder refers to difficulties in producing or articulating specific sounds or groups of sounds in speech. This is distinct from a language disorder, which involves problems with understanding and using language correctly. Pragmatic communication and childhood-onset are more general categories that do not specifically relate to articulation issues.

When a Developmental Language Problem Involves Articulation or Sound Production