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disorder

a disturbance of public order or peace. Its existence may trigger extended police powers.
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A child with a writing disability, particularly an expressive language disorder, might be unable to compose complete, grammatical sentences.
Learning disabilities
Receptive language problems rarely occur alone; usually they are accompanied by at least some degree of expressive language disorder. The condition often is misdiagnosed as attention problems, behavioral problems, or hearing problems.
Developmental speech and language disorders
These children are diagnosed with comorbid disabilities, including autism, ADHD/DD, anxiety, depression, epilepsy, receptive and expressive language disorders, Tourette Syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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While definitions are somewhat different and numbers of cases are given rather than percentages, the number of expressive language disorders is greater than receptive cases, and overlap (i.e., combinations) appears common.
Types of language disorders in students classified as ED: prevalence and association with learning disabilities and psychopathology

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