Psycholinguistics

in which disease children have difficulty processing written language when reading or writing

• DYSLEXIA

• Aphasia

• Autism

which disease involves problems producing specific speech sounds

• Articulation disorder

• Mind disorder

• Physical disorder

Symptoms of ..... can include:
Repetition of sounds, words, or parts of words or phrases after age 4 

• Dyslexia

• Disfluency

• Autism

...... refers to having an abnormal voice. It is also known as hoarseness. Changes to the voice can occur suddenly or gradually over time.

• Dyslexia

• Disfluency

• Dysphonia

.... is a rare syndrome in which patients are unable to name visually presented objects but have no difficulty in naming those objects on tactile or verbal presentation.

• Neurological aphasia

• Sensory aphasia

• Optic aphasia

.... inability to understand spoken, written, or tactile speech symbols that results from damage to an area of the brain concerned with language.

• Sensory aphasia

• Optic aphasia

• Neurological aphasia

What kind od diseases can lead to shortness of breath and difficulty sustaining speech?

• Mental diseases

• Respiratory diseases

• Physical diseases

How does metalinguistic awareness develop during the ontogenesis of speech in childhood?

• Metalinguistic awareness, or the ability to think about and reflect on language, develops

• Metalinguistics is the study of how language acquisition and development occur in children

• Metalinguistics include developmental of phonological awareness

How do children acquire the ability to produce and understand language during development?

• Children abilities interact during the ontogenesis of speech in childhood, with language development influencing cognitive development and vice versa.

• Children acquire the ability to produce and understand language through a combination of innate biological factors and environmental influences.

• Children in the ontogenesis of speech in childhood include the development of phonological awareness, vocabulary growth, and grammatical competence.

What is pathopsycholinguistics?
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  Pathopsycholinguistics helps researchers and clinicians understand how language leading to better diagnosis and treatment strategies

• Pathopsycholinguistics provides valuable insights into how language , enriching our understanding of the complex relationship between language, cognition, and the brain

• Pathopsycholinguistics is the study of language disorders or abnormalities that arise from psychological or psychiatric conditions.