Name : idea majid

Nim : 160250302014

Task : final

1. What is a language disorder?

Disorder of speaking and speaking. Including are also in conversation, talking and listening.
Speech and language disorder consist of articulation pelroblems, sound problems, fluent speech
problems, aphasia dignities in using words, difficulty dealing with brain disorder, and delays in
speech and language can be caused by factors related to with to environmental problems or
hearing difficulties.

2. Types of language disorexer?

a. Pragmatic disorder

b. Language processing dosorder

c. Expressive language disorder

D. Receptive language disorder

E. Auditory verbal agnisia

F. Written language disorder

G. Special language disorder

H. Oral language disorder

I. Agnosia

J. Aphasia

3. What is pragmatic disorder?

Language pathology or linguistic disorder occur due to pragmatic functions not running
optimally. The main function of pragmatic is to achieve communication goals. If this goals is not
achieved,various problems arise with regard to language pathology disorder. In generally, this
disorder occurs in medical conditions, such as aphasia in adults who have a stroke or like a
pragmatic semantic disorder in children.

4. Explain that repressive language disorder is?

 Information that is receptive language disorder that is the child has difficulty with what
understanding and tone of voice as well as the words he hears. That is, children cannot receive
what they say. The child is unable to understand the expression given to him.

5. Mention the expressive language disorder?

As a result of children who cannot express feelings verbally, they often experience severe
tantrums and affect their academic performance. In contrast to expressive language disorder,
children who experience receptive language disorder have difficulty understanding what others
say.

6. What do you mean by speech disorder?

Speech disorder refers to several conditions In which a person has difficulty communication by
mouth. Talking is one of the ways we communicate with the people around us. Talking disorder
include stuttering or improper pronunciation of articulation.

7. What is language disorder?

Which include communication disorder are various problems in language, speaking and hearing
deafness defined as meaningful hearing loss which results in communication being difficult or
not possible without the aid of hearing aid amplification.

8. Explain the function of prenatal nutrition?

Has a strong influence on birth weight and further development of the baby. Some studies have
shown that when a women takes prenatal folic acid supplements during pregnancy, her baby
tends to have severe language problems.

9. What is called semantic pragmatic disorder?

The term semantic pragmatic disorder is something used to describe children who experience
austism or certain speech and language difficulties that cause complex communication
problems. Some people see the semantic disorder as part of austim while others see it only as
speech and language disorder.

10. What is aphasia?

Aphasia refers to a condition in which a child fails to master meaningful speech at the age 3
years. Many factors are thought to cause the condition, including speech organ disorder, mental
retardation, deafness, or the attitude of parents who are too protective of children do that they
do not allow children to socialize with their leers. But the factor that is thought to be the main
cause of this disease is damage to the brain's vervous system.

11. Explain what is meant by dyslexia?

 This disorder describe the inability to process graphic symbols, such as those in written
language. Dyslexia is common among children with mixed receptive expressive language
problems. More and more research has found the many children at risk for dylexia also have
difficulty speaking languages.

12. What is a talking mechanism disorder?

The mechanism of speech is a process of producing speech words by integrated activities of the
vocal cords of the larynx, on the lingual tongue, and in the oral cavity and resonantal esophagus.

13. Explain the pulmonary factor disorder?

This speech disorder is experience by people with lung disease. The sufferers of lung diseasec
have very little breathing power, so the way they speak is colored by monotone, very small
volume, and intermittent, although there is no problem in terms of semantic and syntax.

14. What are the disorder due to tissue in language?

Interference in the vocal cords causes the resulting sound to become hoarse or completeltly
disappear. Speech disorder due to tissue factors are characterized by hoarse or missing sounds,
without semantic and syntactic abnormalities. That is, in terms of semantic and syntax the
words can be accepted.

15. Mention the characteristics of spoiled talking?

Called spoiled speaking because there is an obsession of the desire to be spoioas a child c so
that the phrase Spain in very difficult to heal, sick to gently cucah heal,. Symptoms like that can
be observed in senile or decrepit parents usually women.