Communication is made up of two parts: receptive and expressive communication. Receptive communication refers to the way a listener receives and understands a message from a communication partner*.

Feedback on Communication Assessment Screening form* for a student who shows stronger expressive than receptive skills. *Adapted from: Communication Competency Assessment Instrument, Revised Edition ...

It reduces the ability to decode and understand information (receptive language) and the ability to encode and therefore express information (expressive language). Ability to mediate actions ...

Expressive aphasia is a language disorder that makes it difficult for individuals to speak clearly and effectively. It is often the result of a stroke but can also be caused by other causes.