In addition, auditory discrimination is an auditory cognitive function and is difficult to separate from a true auditory sensory pathology. Due to this, it is better for the speech-language...

In addition, auditory discrimination is an auditory cognitive function and is difficult to separate from a true auditory sensory pathology. Due to this, it is better for the speech-language pathologist to investigate behavioral skills related to phonological/phonemic awareness to get a profile of a child’s ability to identify and manipulate sounds.