Identifying and Assessing Selective Mutism
that may be related to language dysfunction as well as identifying behavior that negatively affects communication (e.g., selective mutism)… Guidelines for the Roles and Responsibilities of the Sc hool-Based Speech-Language Pathologist American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2000 Role of SLPs
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