What dysfunctional speech pattern is a normal characteristic of the language development of a preschool child?
a. Lisp
b. Echolalia
c. Stammering
d. Repetition without meaning
ANS: C
Stammering and stuttering are normal dysfluency in preschool-age children. Lisps are not a normal characteristic of language development. Echolalia and repetition are traits of toddlers' language.
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