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Development and Course of Language Disorder
- Language disorder emerges during the early developmental period (before age 5)
- A late onset of language at age 24 months in a population-based sample was the best predictor of outcomes at age 7 years, but there is no single indicator.
- By age 4 years, individual differences in language ability are more stable, with better measurement accuracy, and are highly predictive of later outcomes.
- Language disorder diagnosed in children aged 4 years and older is likely to be stable over time and typically persists into adulthood, even though language strengths and deficits are likely to change over the course of development.
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Updated 2023-03-19
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