Mary’s toddler says, “pea-tut butter” for “peanut butter” and makes other similar errors. Should the toddler be diagnosed with speech sound disorder? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
No, because such substitutions are developmentally appropriate for toddlers. If this persists such that the toddler makes significantly more errors (or more severe errors) than might be expected for her age, then a diagnosis might be considered.
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A. baseline; treatment B. treatment; baseline C. treatment; control D. graphic analysis; statistic
The techniques used by the founders of existential counseling:
What will be an ideal response?