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What is the primary issue faced by individuals with expressive language disorder?
What is the primary issue faced by individuals with expressive language disorder?
- They cannot understand what others are saying.
- They forget most words they want to say.
- They have difficulty forming coherent sentences. (correct)
- They avoid speaking due to shyness.
What impact does expressive language disorder have on social interactions?
What impact does expressive language disorder have on social interactions?
- It improves their listening skills significantly.
- It encourages individuals to engage in more conversations.
- It can lead individuals to avoid social situations altogether. (correct)
- It usually helps individuals to make friends quickly.
At what stage of life do signs of expressive language disorder typically appear?
At what stage of life do signs of expressive language disorder typically appear?
- Infancy only
- Only in adulthood under stressful situations
- Adolescence as social pressures increase
- Early childhood and continue into adulthood (correct)
Which of the following is a common behavior exhibited by individuals with expressive language disorder when they struggle to communicate?
Which of the following is a common behavior exhibited by individuals with expressive language disorder when they struggle to communicate?
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How might expressive language disorder influence one's overall demeanor in social situations?
How might expressive language disorder influence one's overall demeanor in social situations?
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Study Notes
Expressive Language Disorder Overview
- A communication problem affecting the ability to share thoughts and ideas clearly.
- Impacts understanding of others' communications across various settings like school and work.
Challenges Faced
- Difficulty in forming coherent sentences, leading to frustration in conversations.
- May require additional time to respond properly during interactions.
- Commonly uses filler words like “uh” or “um” while searching for words.
Social Implications
- Struggles with building connections and friendships due to communication barriers.
- Many individuals may avoid speaking entirely to prevent frustration or judgment from others.
- Withdrawal and distance from social interactions are typical behaviors, affecting relationships with peers.
Developmental Aspects
- Typically a developmental disorder with symptoms emerging in early childhood.
- Individuals do not outgrow the disorder; symptoms persist into adulthood.
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