All of the following are true regarding therapy for phonological errors except

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Therapy for phonological errors is not compatible with therapy for articulation errors as they are two separate types of speech disorders. Articulation therapy focuses on correcting mispronunciations of individual sounds or sound combinations, while phonological therapy targets the underlying cognitive processes that affect multiple sounds and sound patterns. Sounds are not taught in isolation in phonological therapy as the focus is on recognizing error patterns and generalizing skills to other words, rather than just correcting one specific sound. The therapist and child do give and receive directions, but this is not the defining feature of phonological therapy.

All of the Following Are True Regarding Therapy for Phonological