Depending on a child's symptoms, childhood dysarthria may be classified as:
A) flaccid or spastic only.
B) hyperkinetic or hypokinetic only.
C) flaccid, spastic, hyperkinetic, hypokinetic, ataxic, or mixed.
D) ataxtic or mixed only.
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