Mixed Receptive Expressive Language Disorder Self Test

The Mixed Receptive Expressive Language Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Mixed Receptive Expressive Language Disorder. Once you know your Mixed Receptive Expressive Language Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Do you find any difficulty understanding when asked about something? (1)
Do you find it hard to express your thoughts in words? (1)
Do you find yourself having a difficulty in speaking? (1)
Do you at times not comprehend the words being said by others? (1)
Do you have the habit of repeating the words being said to you before responding? (1)
Does it take time before you fully understand what is being said to you? (1)
Is there any member of your family with language deficits? (1)
Do you have a history of a brain infection? (1)
Do you have difficulty in word usage? (1)
Do you find it hard to pronounce a word? (1)
Did you have an accident where you sustained brain injury? (1)
Did you have difficulty adapting when socializing with children your age? (1)
Do you often stutter for words? (1)
Does it take time to analyze a question when asked? (1)
Do you spend a longer time trying to think about the meaning of words? (1)
Do you find it hard to follow directions? (1)
Do you have a delayed response when asked to do something? (1)
Do you find it hard to use words in the proper tenses? (1)
Do you have difficulty in articulating words? (1)
Do you prefer to isolate yourself from others? (1)
Do find difficulty in catching up with your lessons? (1)
When asked do you find it helpful to repeat the words being said to you to understand what is being said? (1)
Do you find it difficult to construct a sentence? (1)
Do you find it hard to produce a sound of a word? (1)
Do you feel uneasy being with other people? (1)
Do you often feel low self-esteem? (1)
Does other people have difficulty communicating with you? (1)
Does it help to repeat a sentence over again in order to better understand it? (1)
Have you been told you are using the wrong words to express your thoughts? (1)
Do you find it helpful to undergo speech therapy? (1)
Do you find difficulty adapting to your surroundings? (1)
Are you more comfortable saying the words you already memorized? (1)
Do you prefer not to speak at all when asked? (1)
Do you often express unintelligible words? (1)
Do other people find it difficult to understand what you are saying? (1)
Are you feeling insecure with your peers? (1)
Do you need assistance from your caregiver to express and understand a certain thought? (1)
Have you had any traumatic accident before? (1)
Are you comfortable doing things that you have been doing repetitively already? (1)
Do you find it hard to learn about new things? (1)
Do you find it hard to read? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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