Multiple Choice
For children who are multilingual, it is true that:
A) speaking more than one language is a cause of speech sound disorders in children.
B) speaking phonologically similar languages causes speech sound disorders in children.
C) speaking more than one language is not a cause of speech sound disorders in children.
D) speaking phonologically different languages causes speech sound disorders in children.
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