Which of the following helps individuals verbally communicate?

The correct answer encompasses the various methods and systems used to facilitate communication for individuals, particularly those with autism or communication challenges. Each approach contributes uniquely to verbal communication.

Sign Language is a visual language that can support verbal communication. It enables individuals to express themselves and understand others, filling in gaps when verbal language may not be effective. It helps those who may have limited or no spoken language to communicate their needs and thoughts.

The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is another effective tool that allows individuals to communicate using pictures. This system teaches individuals to exchange pictures for desired items or actions, ultimately promoting the development of verbal communication skills as they progress.

Oral Language refers to spoken communication. It is the most common form of verbal communication and can be developed and enhanced through various interventions and teaching strategies.

Because all of these options contribute to enabling and enhancing verbal communication in different ways and contexts, recognizing the value of each method leads to fostering effective communication for individuals with diverse needs.