… and early childhood as a risk factor for speech/language disorders, we will synthesize different
… /language skills are associated, (b) rhythm is impaired in speech/language disorders and …

… In this review, we will apply the 4-domain partition to the study of language disorders.
Voice disorders, stuttering, and acquired aphasia (such as secondary to brain injury) are not …

… Poor language was associated with each disorder and appears to be a cognitive risk factor
for RD, MD, and RD&MD. These findings suggest that there are shared genetic risk factors …

… It merely calls attention to child attributes as a risk factor. Within this context, this article
approaches communicative disorders as possible risk factors in the maltreatment of …

… of risk factor identifi cation for functional speech disorders is … between risk factors and
speech and language development … speech and language or isolated language disorders only, …

… Studies report that the age of the mother in the gestation period can be considered as a risk
factor for speech language and audiology changes, as in the case of syndromes ( 4 4. Molini-…

… Finally, we aimed to evaluate the combined mediating role of the significant early risk factor
predictors in explaining the difference in emotional difficulties between the rDLD and GP …

… We argue that children’s phonological difficulties place them at risk of literacy failure at
the outset of reading and that later, impairments of other language skills compromise …

… The same procedure was followed for the psychosocial risks. Table 2 shows the ‘‘relative
risk’’ of developing a specific language disorder for each single organic risk factor. A relative …

… been studied with respect to sequelae involving language impairment. The role of oxygen
deprivation in the perinatal and neonatal periods as a risk factor seems unclear. Creevy (1986…