Children who suffer from ________ disorder have significant problems with speaking evenly and smoothly, often voicing frequent repetitions of sounds or syllables.
A)specific learning
B)childhood onset fluency
C)speech sound
D)language

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Childhood onset fluency disorder (previously known as stuttering) is a speech disorder characterized by difficulties with speaking smoothly and fluently, often including repetitions of sounds or syllables. Specific learning disorder refers to difficulties with academic learning, speech sound disorder refers to difficulties with producing speech sounds correctly, and language disorder refers to difficulties with understanding or using language.

Children Who Suffer from ________ Disorder Have Significant Problems with Speaking