A 4-year-old child with a severe phonological disorder frequ…
A 4-year-old child with a severe phonological disorder frequently omits word-final consonants. During a language sample, the clinician notes that the child fails to produce the plural -s, the possessive ’s, and the third-person singular -s (e.g., “The cat sleep” instead of “The cat sleeps”). This pattern demonstrates the clinical intersection between phonology and which other linguistic domain?
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