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Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder
Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder is a developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with the pragmatics (e.g., the social use of language) of communication. This may include difficulties with the back-and-forth of communication, not greeting others, speaking similarly to a friend and an adult, understanding and using nonverbal communication. These differences impact not only communication, but also an individual’s ability to make friends and their academic and/or occupational achievement.
Resources
Social Pragmatic Communication Disorder-ASHA
Understanding Social Pragmatic Communication
YouTube: What is Social Communication Disorder
Referrals
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