A child who does not comprehend the spoken word or is unable to communicate verbally with others has a
A) language difference.
B) language delay.
C) language disorder.
D) all of the above.

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A language disorder refers to a significant impairment in the development of language skills, including difficulty understanding spoken language and/or expressing oneself verbally. A language delay refers to a slower rate of language development than expected for a child's age, but the child typically catches up with peers over time. A language difference refers to variations in language use or patterns due to cultural or linguistic backgrounds. Therefore, only option C accurately describes the scenario provided.

A Child Who Does Not Comprehend the Spoken Word or Is