An SLP has diagnosed a 4 year old child with a severe language learning problem. The child at times appears inattentive and has episodes of staring. An audiologist has verified that the child's hearing acuity is within normal limits. The most appropriate next step for the SLP is toA. help the parents to accept the recommendation to enroll their child in a program for children with delayed cognitive developmentB. refer the child for a pediatric neurological examinationC. Initiate pragmatic language services to address appropriate eye gazeD. discuss the need to provide psychological counseling to help the parents cope with the behavioral management of their childE. recommend that the parents consider a modified diet for their child.

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