Four Theories of Speech-Language Pathology Describes the four most popular theoretical explanations for the generation and persistence of speech-language pathologies: behavioral, psycholinguistic, semantic-cognitive, and pragmatic-interactionist. This paper gives the history of each theory and its applicability to contemporary speech-language pathology studies, especially in the developmental realm. Pages: 4 Bibliography: 0 source(s) listed Filename: 23220 7808slp.doc Price: 35.80