What are the characteristics of developmental language disorders in children? a. Slow and laborious language development, late speech, comprehens...

What are the characteristics of developmental language disorders in children?


a. Slow and laborious language development, late speech, comprehension and production disorders affecting multiple linguistic levels.
b. Hearing loss, neurological deficits, emotional disorders, and environmental differences and deprivation.
c. Seizures, cognitive and linguistic deficits, and antiepileptic therapy.
d. Hemiplegia, thrombotic, vasospasmic or embolic episode, and cerebral palsy.