Echolalia and coprolalia are common features of:

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Echolalia (repetition of words or phrases) and coprolalia (involuntary use of obscene language) are common symptoms of Tourette's syndrome, a neurological disorder that often begins in childhood and is characterized by tics and repetitive involuntary movements. Huntington's disease can also cause involuntary movements, but echolalia and coprolalia are not common symptoms. Schizophrenia may involve repetitive speech patterns, but not necessarily echolalia or coprolalia. Parkinson's disease primarily affects motor function, and does not typically involve repeated speech patterns.

Echolalia and Coprolalia Are Common Features Of