Linguistic approaches to the treatment of sound-production errors in children are based on the notion that the errors are systematic and rule-based and that the goal of treatment is to modify a child’s rule system to approximate the rule system used by adults. which of the following is a treatment objective that reflects a linguistic approach to treatment?
a. the child will contrast alveolar stops with velar stops in meaningful word pairs. b. the child will produce voiceless alveolar sibilants correctly in unstructured conversation. c. the child will coarticulate stop plus liquid clusters as easily as other children of the same age. d. the child will recognize and identify phonetic distortions of his or her error sound.