Phonological disorders are characterized by:

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Phonological disorders are speech disorders in which a child has difficulty producing speech sounds correctly due to problems with the phonological system. This results in their speech being less intelligible to others. It is characterized by a general difficulty with articulation of later-acquired speech sounds, such as "th," "r," and "l." Difficulties in understanding information presented verbally, as well as difficulty in reading aloud, are not indicative of a phonological disorder.

Phonological Disorders Are Characterized By