StutteringA) number of food commercials children are exposed to each yearB) gross motor skillC) deficits in phonological processing and naming speedD) placing disabled children in classrooms with nondisabled childrenE) a period during which growth advances at a rapid rateF) impairment in the use of spoken languageG) disturbance in ability to speak fluently with appropriate timing of speech soundsH) weight and body compositionI) age at which the adolescent growth spurt in boys beginsJ) increases child self-control and problemsolving through modeling and role playingK) interpreting soundsL) fat cellsM) amount of time required to respond to a stimulusN) readily treated with corrective lensesO) physically active adolescentsP) allergy-type respiratory disorderQ) age at which girls begin to surpass boys in height and weightR) excessive inattention, impulsiveness, and activityS) reading disorder characterized by letter reversals and reduced comprehensionT) drugs that increase the activity of the nervous system

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Alondra Olivares · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : G, Explanation :  Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by disruptions in the production of speech sounds, which is accurately described by option G as a disturbance in the ability to speak fluently with appropriate timing of speech sounds.

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