Abstract

Conclusion. Age, anxiety, social phobia, and parental rejection affect the speech and language disorders in primary school students. Prompt intervention, intervention programs, and facilitating parental and educational support conditions are essential in enhancing communication abilities and minimizing speech-related challenges.

Keywords: Speech and articulation impediments, social phobia, parental treatment, basic stage, language, communication

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