alleryAbout what share of young children show developmental language disorder?
AUnder 1%
BAbout 25%
CAbout 7%
DAbout 50%
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. About 7%
1. Developmental language disorder is a primary spoken language disorder.
2. Current data puts it at roughly 7% of young children.
3. Higher figures are not supported.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language disorder, Developmental language disorder_
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