Late-Talking Toddlers with Normal Receptive Language: Is There a Problem?
Martin T. Stein
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Martin T. Stein
Abstract
Language assessment is critical in the developmental surveillance of toddlers. When there are delays in the development of receptive and expressive language skills, pediatricians should consider global developmental delay, hearing loss, autism, or a developmental language disorder. What should we make, however, of the 2-year-old with an isolated expressive language delay (defined as a …
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Language assessment is critical in the developmental surveillance of toddlers. When there are delays in the development of receptive and expressive language skills, pediatricians should consider global developmental delay, hearing loss, autism, or a developmental language disorder. What should we make, however, of the 2-year-old with an isolated expressive language delay (defined as a …
Key concepts: Language delay, Expressive language, Receptive language, Language development, Autism, Psychology, Developmental psychology, Audiology