A student with a significant deficit in speech production would have which type of disorder?
A)Phonological
B)Voice
C)Semantic
D)Syntactical

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Phonological disorder refers to difficulty in speech sound production and affects the ability to create and combine sounds to form words and sentences. A significant deficit in speech production indicates a problem with speech sound production, which falls under the category of phonological disorder. Voice disorders, on the other hand, affect the pitch, loudness, and quality of the voice, while semantic and syntactical disorders affect the meaning and structure of language, respectively.

A Student with a Significant Deficit in Speech Production Would