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Is mixed receptive-expressive language disorder considered a mental disorder?
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No.: It is not a mental illness but a developmental disorder. When a child grows with this disorder and not discovered early, they may have some behavioral problems which can be considered a mental illness.
Answered 3/14/2019
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