A failure of the child to understand the sound system of language at an age-appropriate level and in a culturally appropriate way represents
A)phonological disorders.
B)articulation disorders.
C)voice disorders.
D)developmental apraxia.

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Phonological disorders refer to difficulties in understanding and producing the sound system of language. This can include difficulties with phoneme (speech sound) production, sound sequencing, and sound patterns, which can affect a child's ability to communicate effectively with others. Articulation disorders, voice disorders, and developmental apraxia all involve specific aspects of speech production and motor control, but do not necessarily involve difficulties with the sound system of language as a whole.

A Failure of the Child to Understand the Sound System