Concept information
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communication studies
communication theory
semiotic, linguistic, and discursive orientations
language and communication
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disease, disability, health, and health behavior
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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the social context of careers - ethnicity, gender, and diversity
disability
communication disorders
speech disorders
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mental disorders
mental disorders diagnosed in childhood
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
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neurologic manifestations
neurobehavioral manifestations
communication disorders
speech disorders
Preferred term
echolalia
Definition
- Echolalia derives from the Greek words “echo” meaning “sound,” and “lalia” meaning “a form of speech.” In Greek mythology, Echo is a nymph, an unfortunate victim of Zeus' jealous wife, Hera, who is punished by Hera and no longer able to use her voice except in the form of echolalia. Echolalia refers to speech in stock phrases that simply involves copying and repeating another person's utterance word for word. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Development; Echolalia]
Broader concept
Belongs to group
URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/echolalia
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