… So whilst we will consider the literature on such disorders as … disorders of childhood and
adolescence, and their pragmatic … of likely psychosocial consequences of pragmatic difficulties …

… that of all aspects of language, … pragmatic disorders to impairments of social functioning.
This contribution varies not only with different life stages but also with different clinical disorders. …

… pragmatic disorders in these clinical groups. I then consider the wider social consequences
of these disorders, … and psychosocial indicators within an assessment of the social impact of …

… The first aim of this study was to compare the psychosocial outcomes in adulthood of children
diagnosed with two subtypes of language disorder: SLI and PLI. A third group composed of …

… makes clear is that pragmatic aspects of language seem to be more directly implicated in
peer relation problems in individuals with a history of SLI. Other aspects of language did not …

… of pragmatic disorders. The chapter will also address a growing diagnostic role for
pragmatic language impairments in the management of clients with psychiatric disorders and …

… developments in pragmatic disorders addresses aspects of pragmatic disorders which do
not often appear centre stage. The psychosocial aspects of pragmatic disorders have been …

… of a new diagnostic category, social (pragmatic) communication disorder (SPCD) in DSM-5.…
condition ‘pragmatic language impairment’, which is included as a language disorder in the …

… Studies regarding the psychological impact of pragmatic disorders in adults showed that
impairments in pragmatic skills that appear in childhood have a long-term impact on …

… disorders, Social (pragmatic) communication disorder (SPCD), which … The pragmatic difficulties
that characterise SPCD are likely to … Adult psychosocial outcomes of children with specific …