Verónica Maggio|Nora Grañana|Alba Richaudeau|Silvio Torres|Adrián Giannotti|Ángela M. Suburo
Behavior Problems in Children With Specific Language Impairment
Hospital Universitario Austral|Hospital Universitario Austral|El Hospital General de Agudos Carlos G. Durand|Hospital Universitario Austral|Hospital Universitario Austral|Hospital Universitario Austral|Austral University
studied behavior group children specific language impairment 2 subtypes expressive mixed receptiveexpressive exclusion psychiatric conditions evaluated 114 children ages 2 7 years using language developmental tests behavioral screening scales behavior problems appeared 54 children withdrawn frequently found syndrome preschool children whereas anxiousdepressed social problems frequent older children high frequency behavioral syndromes children specific language impairment remarkable requires awareness primary attendants specialists anxiety depression social isolation aggressive rulebreaking behavior obscure identification language impairment taking account relationship would improve chances timely appropriate intervention