Emotional Competence in Developmental Language Disorder (DLD): What Clinicians Keep Overlooking

A child with developmental language disorder (DLD) may struggle to interpret tone of voice, explain why a peer became angry, understand another person’s intent, or put their own emotional state into words. Too often, these difficulties are treated as a separate “social” problem or immediately viewed as autism-like, while the child’s language disorder is discussed

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