Which one of the following situations is considered a language difference rather than a language disorder?
A)Delayed language development
B)Failing to adapt language to the context
C)Interrupted language development
D)Speaking in a strong dialect

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Speaking in a strong dialect is considered a language difference rather than a language disorder because it is a variation of language that reflects a specific cultural or regional identity. A language disorder, on the other hand, refers to a significant difficulty in understanding or producing language that is not due to typical developmental differences or cultural variation. Delayed and interrupted language development and failing to adapt language to the context are examples of language disorders.

Which One of the Following Situations Is Considered a Language