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His gross motor skills are behind most children his age
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His fine motor skills are behind most children his age
29%
2/7
His language skills are behind most children his age
14%
1/7
His social skills are behind most children his age
He is developing normally across all major categories
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3/7
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A two-year-old should have a 50+ word vocabulary, and in this case, this boy most likely is delayed in language development. According to standard developmental milestones, a stranger should understand 50% of the child's speech, and the child using 2-3 word sentences. There are several types of primary speech and language delay: developmental speech and language delay, expressive language disorder, and receptive language disorder. Secondary speech and language delays (those attributable to another condition) include hearing loss, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, physical speech problems, or selective mutism. Incorrect Answers: Answers 1,2,4,5: This boy is developmentally normal across all other major categories.
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