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Phonological disorders

Answer 1

Phonological disorders are a type of speech disorder that affects the pattern and organization of speech sounds in the brain. People with phonological disorders may have difficulty with correct pronunciation, substitution of sounds, omission of sounds, or using the wrong sound in words. This can lead to difficulties in communication and may affect a person's ability to be understood by others. Treatment for phonological disorders often involves speech therapy and targeted exercises to help improve speech production and clarity.