Prevalence of language disorders in children aged 2 to 6 years treated at the Durango Regional Child Development Center in 2023

Language development is a significant process in neurodevelopment since it allows us to express ourselves and understand others. Most of the communication disorders occur in the preschool age. Methodology: non-experimental, exploratory, observational research. Contribution: in a sample of 1047 participants, the results show that the highest prevalence is simple language delay with 43.73%, followed by anarthric language delay with 26.14%. This is followed by Autism Spectrum Disorder with 7.51%. Then, to a lesser extent, aphasic language delay at .9%. Finally, audiogenic language delay was found to be .6%. In addition, 18% were found to be within normal parameters, with a p=0.05.

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Revista de Sociología Contemporánea
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2025-07-30
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https://doi.org/10.35429/jocs.2025.12.31.3.1.10
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Language Development and Disorders
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Prevalence of language disorders in children aged 2 to 6 years treated at the Durango Regional Child Development Center in 2023

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Prevalence of language disorders in children aged 2 to 6 years treated at the Durango Regional Child Development Center in 2023

María Tereza Santiesteban-Contreras, Elda Raquel Vázquez-Ríos, Ángel Adrián ONTIVEROS-VARGAS, Camila Morales-Gutierrez
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Abstract

Language development is a significant process in neurodevelopment since it allows us to express ourselves and understand others. Most of the communication disorders occur in the preschool age. Methodology: non-experimental, exploratory, observational research. Contribution: in a sample of 1047 participants, the results show that the highest prevalence is simple language delay with 43.73%, followed by anarthric language delay with 26.14%. This is followed by Autism Spectrum Disorder with 7.51%. Then, to a lesser extent, aphasic language delay at .9%. Finally, audiogenic language delay was found to be .6%. In addition, 18% were found to be within normal parameters, with a p=0.05.

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