Language Disorders From a Developmental Perspective (New Directions in Communication Disorders Research)

This comprehensive volume, "Language Disorders From a Developmental Perspective," offers a groundbreaking exploration of the intersection of language development and child language disorders.

With contributions from renowned researchers in the field, including Dorothy Bishop, Judith Johnston, and Ray Kent, this book provides a detailed examination of the psycholinguistic factors that influence language development and impairment.

The text offers valuable insights into the nature and remediation of child language disorders, and highlights the significance of a developmental interactionist perspective in understanding these conditions.

Whether you are a clinician, scholar, or student, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in advancing our understanding of language disorders and improving interventions.